FRANKSMITHSAYSNB EDITORIAL:
Based by the New Haven Register Conn’s jobless percentage has hit 9.%. The New London Day also reported that 10,000 millionaires have moved from our Connecticut.
Our resident’s are earning two per cent less income currently with earnings diminishing in 2011
Now we have the most liberal Governor elect in our state’s history and we can now watch our state going in the opposite direction of Heaven.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Wait....haven't Tercyak and OBrien both said Connecticut could get out of the economic problems by just taxing the millionaires more?
The golden geese have left!!!
Fantastic..and New Britain continues to vote these guys into office.
O'Brien consistently encourages low-income and welfare recipents to move into New Britain/Connecticut, which may be why the millionaires decide to leave the city and state...why should they work so hard to earn all that money, only to "give" it away to slackers?
Democrats are not capable of learning. A couple of years back, the liberals in Maryland pushed their demonization of the wealthy through their state legislature with massive tax increases on those evil rich people.
The end result is that now Maryland now has 1/3 of the so-called rich people that they had before the Democrats drove them all out of the state.
Now the crackpots who are taking over our state are planning the same failed policies that helped to destroy Maryland.
Where is Chris Christie when you really need him?
Connecticut lost over 10,000 of their 90,000 "millionaires". Gone is the income tax, property tax, car tax, sales tax, business entity tax (many small business owners), phone tax, electricity tax, cable tax, gasoline tax, workers comp tax, unemployment compensation tax, charitable contributions, and volunteer hours that these folks gave. Yup keep chasing these folks out of the state. But look at all those TAXES.
Yet still in the local press and on cable news channels the "fairness" crowd wants those dastardly millionaires to pay more. Well...not here in Connecticut. The moving vans are idling.
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