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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

State Government Finances Visualizor

State Government Finances Visualization
a handy tool

State Government Finances in the U.S. › Visualization

As drummerrick said when he sent me this; "a handy tool."  You can look at your state's cash-securities holdings, debt at end of fiscal year, debt and  expenditures, and compare them with other states.  I suspected something, and this result proves I'm right.  It might be titled "Democrat rule v. Republican Leadership."


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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous3/29/11, 10:30 AM

    It would be nice to see a per capita breakout.

    Casca

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  2. Helly3/29/11, 10:30 AM

    It's a lovely theory, Rodge, but let's leave selective data omissions to the Commies. Lay on the Vermont data, and let me know how that works for you.

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  3. Rodger the Real King of France3/29/11, 11:23 AM

    Vermont, like North Dakota and other states with no population, and significant only because they get two US Senators, skew stuff. That's what I think. :))

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  4. Anonymous3/29/11, 11:26 AM

    California taxpayers are reminded of the guy who fell off the roof of a high-rise building. As he passed each floor, office workers would call out, “How’s it going?” and to each, he would politely respond, “So far, so good."

    oy vey ole'

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  5. Helly3/29/11, 3:15 PM

    Vermont, like North Dakota and other states with no population,…

    You say that like it's a bad thing. Welfare tourism doesn't work in a cold climate.

    But let's be serious: I've got my saltwater fishing license, so off to get crab bait tonight. Living well is the best revenge.

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  6. Anonymous3/30/11, 12:54 AM

    Yeabutt... We got Ghost Trainzzzzzzzzzz

    CAGuurl

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