Businesses mean jobs, but Democrats treat businesses the way surly teens treat their parents (badly) and their parents’ credit cards (take take take).
The worst states for business are all blue (majority Democrat); the best are all red (majority Republican).
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Amazing. Somewhere in Illinois, Bill is asking Bernardine what it all means and how they can force businesses to stay. *eyeroll*
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The emphasis being on “force.”
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Hint:when the corruptocrats raised corporate taxes to almost 10% a few years ago big companies like Boeing and Caterpillar threatened to move out of state.Then-govvernor Quinn used millions in taxpayer money to fund tax incentives to get them to stay so he wouldn’t get blamed for losing thousands of jobs.Thats how it works here.
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So they can tell their base, “We raised taxes on those eeeeevil corporations,” and their base is too dumb to know it’s all a shell game.
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