Agit8r
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Simple response.
Tax breaks for corporations attract jobs. See: Boeing and Google brining 12,000 jobs to Charleston, SC instead of union, high tax states.
Unions suck money and efficiency from the market. See: Clear correlation between massive spike in American innovation and weath that goes along with a steady decline in union membership %'s over last 50 years.
The equation is simple for economic growth and innovation: Less unions, more tax breaks for corporations.
I know lefties absolutely despise this idea. But the hard, cold truth is that this is the formula for jobs. Its ugly. It's "inconvenient" (haha). But its true. Charelston , SC, is a perfect example. They're in a non-union state. They have low corporate taxes. And hence, large companies are brining thousands of jobs to the region amidst an economic slump.
It works folks. Wisconsin, New Jersey, California, Illinois, New York, Washington State, Oregon should all follow.
those jobs were elsewhere lost. That is INTERNAL PROTECTIONISM between states.