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 Let them go and support themselves without help from the Federal Government.  Remove all federal government facilities from there and deal with companies who are still in America.  

Under liberal Democratic leadership they already have some of the highest taxes, highest cost of living, most grievous restrictions and are accumulating debt faster than most all other states.  Maybe they can get Mexico to annex them.

 

Be as the Bereans ( Acts 17:11 )

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We can't give away any state, especially a coastal state. They are
invading our country, an act of war that we should return as an
act of aggression. The penalty for treason is death, the current
illegal president is guilty of treason and the reason we lost our
country is they failed to act according to the obvious takeover
we watched for a number of years.
 
This country is too stupid to remain free.............  
jtdavis posted:

Per the tax foundation, Calif gets 27.2 percent of its budget from the federal government. Ala gets 35.5, Ms gets 45.3 and Tn gets 41 percent of their budgets from the federal government. It sorta sounds like us down here in the land of low tax are mooching off Uncle Sam.

Some states also tax and borrow more so the amount of federal money is more diluted. A better indicator of a state's condition is its solvency:

https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings

New Study Finds Most Financially Stable States Are Red

The study ranked states according to five key fiscal characteristics: cash solvency, budget solvency, long-run solvency, service-level solvency and trust fund solvency. States that only did well in one or two categories but poorly in others were ranked in the middle of the pack, while states that did poorly across the board remained at the bottom of the list.

In order to ensure a universal result, the Mercatus Center didn’t associate partisan data with results, that was added in by this agency.

The study also defined the five categories viewed as most indicative of financial health. Cash solvency was defined as whether or not a “state has enough cash on hand to cover day to day bills.” Budget solvency was defined as a state’s ability to “cover its fiscal years spending with current revenues.” Long-term solvency is a state’s ability to “meet its long-term commitments.” Service-level solvency deals with cash flow, or “the ability of the state to increase spending if demanded by its citizens.” Trust-fund solvency is the amount of debt a state has.

Best-Run States Are Heavily Republican

http://dailycaller.com/2016/06...able-states-are-red/

jtdavis posted:

Per the tax foundation, Calif gets 27.2 percent of its budget from the federal government. Ala gets 35.5, Ms gets 45.3 and Tn gets 41 percent of their budgets from the federal government. It sorta sounds like us down here in the land of low tax are mooching off Uncle Sam.

Alabama has Ft Rucker, Anniston Army Depot, Redstone Arsenal (nicknamed Pentagon South), two air bases in Montgomery, and is contiguous to Ft Benning. All those facilities are high dollar value. California has lost many military bases.  In fact, encouraged the loss.

California has 12 percent of the US population and 34 percent of the welfare recipients.  As always, drilling down brings up much different conclusions, than suspected.

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