Gov. Newsom Says Congress Has a ‘Moral’ and ‘Ethical’ Obligation to Bail Out States.

He's suffering from :

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I don't usually like to make blue helmet/red helmet arguments, but it's clearly been the democrat governors and low level nobodies who have been acting like little Napoleons and literally drunk for power and control over the electorate through all of this.

Clearly they've been doing this in order to keep that federal money rolling in their directions. The reality is that unless they keep the fear mongering rolling, keeping people on constant lockdown, they're not gonna be able to benefit from the fed's printing press.

I was glad to see that latest three trillion dollar pork bill stalled in the senate and these governors really do deserve to reap what they've sown. Hopefully it'll wake them up to reality. They've completely mismanaged their economies purposefully and should suffer the consequences.
 
He let ex-wife KIMBERLY get away and now Junior is enjoying her company....what a dope!

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Pretty sure she's been passed around more than a chip bowl.

I was reading an article a ways back, after she'd left FOX, where one of her makeup people was saying all she ever talked about was who she was bangin at the time.
 
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It's never moral and ethical to bail out any states that spend more and have the Federal government bailing them out.

No.

First, why should taxpayers in states where public officials have been more conscientious about pensions have to pay for their more unscrupulous neighbors?

Second, we have already committed nearly $2.7 trillion to assistance related directly to COVID-19. More help may be needed. Americans simply cannot afford to spend more money we don’t have on anything not linked solidly to the epidemic.

Third, using COVID-19 assistance programs to bail out state pensions programs would set a terrible precedent. It would encourage irresponsible politicians to dig even deeper debt holes, in the hope they could be rescued in the future by the federal government.

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Newsom has authorized $125 million in "stimulus" money to illegal aliens, while putting a veterans home on the chopping block.

California needs to get their priorities straight


 
It's never moral and ethical to bail out any states that spend more and have the Federal government bailing them out.

No.

First, why should taxpayers in states where public officials have been more conscientious about pensions have to pay for their more unscrupulous neighbors?

Second, we have already committed nearly $2.7 trillion to assistance related directly to COVID-19. More help may be needed. Americans simply cannot afford to spend more money we don’t have on anything not linked solidly to the epidemic.

Third, using COVID-19 assistance programs to bail out state pensions programs would set a terrible precedent. It would encourage irresponsible politicians to dig even deeper debt holes, in the hope they could be rescued in the future by the federal government.

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In total, 10 states are so-called donor states, meaning they pay more in taxes to the federal government than they receive back in funding for, say, Medicaid or public education. North Dakota, Illinois, New Hampshire, Washington state, Nebraska and Colorado round out the list.
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The more green, the more they take.
 
It's never moral and ethical to bail out any states that spend more and have the Federal government bailing them out.

No.

First, why should taxpayers in states where public officials have been more conscientious about pensions have to pay for their more unscrupulous neighbors?

Second, we have already committed nearly $2.7 trillion to assistance related directly to COVID-19. More help may be needed. Americans simply cannot afford to spend more money we don’t have on anything not linked solidly to the epidemic.

Third, using COVID-19 assistance programs to bail out state pensions programs would set a terrible precedent. It would encourage irresponsible politicians to dig even deeper debt holes, in the hope they could be rescued in the future by the federal government.

View attachment 337817
In total, 10 states are so-called donor states, meaning they pay more in taxes to the federal government than they receive back in funding for, say, Medicaid or public education. North Dakota, Illinois, New Hampshire, Washington state, Nebraska and Colorado round out the list.
fed-state-balance-map.jpg

The more green, the more they take.

NYC is a financial hub, and thus generates much more revenue at the federal level per capita. Boston isn't too far behind as a financial powerhouse either.

I guarantee some of these States in green would LOVE some of the high earners and subsequent companies and jobs to move to their locality. Hell, it might be more possible now if people accept remote working.
 
He let ex-wife KIMBERLY get away and now Junior is enjoying her company....what a dope!

donald-trump-jr.-and-kimberly-guilfoyle.jpg

Pretty sure she's been passed around more than a chip bowl.

I was reading an article a ways back, after she'd left FOX, where one of her makeup people was saying all she ever talked about was who she was bangin at the time.
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NYC is a financial hub, and thus generates much more revenue at the federal level per capita. Boston isn't too far behind as a financial powerhouse either.

Maybe some of the financial institutions can bail the city out. Unless they're asking for a bailout too!
 
NYC is a financial hub, and thus generates much more revenue at the federal level per capita. Boston isn't too far behind as a financial powerhouse either.

Maybe some of the financial institutions can bail the city out. Unless they're asking for a bailout too!

The taxes they pay, both corporate and highly paid employee personal income taxes, not to mention property taxes, are what are keeping the system together as is.

The NYC and NYS governments suffer from bloat, as well as unfunded pension liabilities, worse so in NYC than NYS.
 
The taxes they pay, both corporate and highly paid employee personal income taxes, not to mention property taxes, are what are keeping the system together as is.

The NYC and NYS governments suffer from bloat, as well as unfunded pension liabilities, worse so in NYC than NYS.

I am not disagreeing with you. I was just reading this:

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And then if you’re not going into Manhattan for your job, the company doesn’t need to be renting all that commercial real estate space. If these people are not careful, these governors, they’re gonna destroy the essence of what the blue states are. They’re going to destroy these urban areas where massive blocs of Democrat voters live — and this massive bloc of Democrat voters is gonna scram.

That ain’t good news for us, ’cause we’re one of the places they’re gonna scram to. But it’s not gonna take long for all these people to realize they don’t have to commute from Connecticut to Manhattan, and the businesses to realize, “We don’t need to rent all this business office space,” and then people like the tech valley people, Silicon Valley people, employees, they don’t have to pay $3,000 a month rent in San Francisco now.

They can pack up and move to Idaho. They can pack up and they can move to Hawaii if they want, and still work for Facebook or Twitter or whatever, because it’s now been established: They don’t have to be in the office. The longer these companies… Not just tech. The longer these companies in these blue states make it clear as a bell that they can function without having a staff come into the office every day…

These governors are screwing themselves in ways they can’t even see yet — and you know why. It’s ’cause they’re typical liberal Democrats. They think whatever pain that they inflict on people, the people will take it and accept it and deal with it and still keep coming back for more — as in, tax increases. They can never get it through their heads that people will find a way around having to pay them.

And it’s the same thing that’s being set up to happen here. This guy, Cuomo, may destroy Broadway, the theater business! He may destroy the restaurant business that lives off of the Broadway theater business. All the while thinking he’s some brilliant savior of people by keeping the stay-at-home order in place.

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It's never moral and ethical to bail out any states that spend more and have the Federal government bailing them out.

No.

First, why should taxpayers in states where public officials have been more conscientious about pensions have to pay for their more unscrupulous neighbors?

Second, we have already committed nearly $2.7 trillion to assistance related directly to COVID-19. More help may be needed. Americans simply cannot afford to spend more money we don’t have on anything not linked solidly to the epidemic.

Third, using COVID-19 assistance programs to bail out state pensions programs would set a terrible precedent. It would encourage irresponsible politicians to dig even deeper debt holes, in the hope they could be rescued in the future by the federal government.

View attachment 337817
In total, 10 states are so-called donor states, meaning they pay more in taxes to the federal government than they receive back in funding for, say, Medicaid or public education. North Dakota, Illinois, New Hampshire, Washington state, Nebraska and Colorado round out the list.
fed-state-balance-map.jpg

The more green, the more they take.
Simply means they have crappy representatives if they lose money.
 

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