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former9thward

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16. Four of the ten "taker" states gave their electoral votes to Biden.
Reply to NowISeetheLight (Original post)
Fri May 6, 2022, 03:50 PM
May 2022

I guess the definition of "red" is flexible depending on what state needs to be bashed.

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States Decision? [View all] NowISeetheLight May 2022 OP
This. We should not have to fund the subjugation of women. Scrivener7 May 2022 #1
Kentucky is mind boggling given it population exboyfil May 2022 #2
No, we shouldn't distribute government funds based on state or local boundaries like you propose MichMan May 2022 #3
"We tax people based on ability to pay and distribute it in the form of services and payments in2herbs May 2022 #4
The whole comparison of donor vs taker states is disingenuous MichMan May 2022 #6
Then set the state tax rates equally NowISeetheLight May 2022 #7
The percent of funding from the Federal government for schools, police and fire is very low MichMan May 2022 #11
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2022 #14
If Detroit... NowISeetheLight May 2022 #8
Now I understand. You believe the bottom 50% isn't paying enough and the top 50% is paying too much MichMan May 2022 #15
Not at all NowISeetheLight May 2022 #17
This is basically an argument for trickle down economics JosieSD May 2022 #5
Not exactly NowISeetheLight May 2022 #10
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2022 #13
Virginia and Maryland Deep State Witch May 2022 #9
Yes. A circle 100 miles in diameter based on DC would contain 400,000+ Fed Workers. NutmegYankee May 2022 #12
Four of the ten "taker" states gave their electoral votes to Biden. former9thward May 2022 #16
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