Either one would be more likely than Trump to beat Biden. Let’s support one. I’m all in on Haley.
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Christie is dropping out.
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Haley is terrible. Sounds like a school board mom. South Carolina was ranked 45 out of 50 states. She has a lousy record.
Desantis should be the guy but as Christie said Haley will get smoked and Desantis forget it. I wish the Dems would bring in someone but in nc they aren’t even letting people on the ballot
One more round of two cadavers
But they can run deficits and that's why not all of them have balanced budgets.
California has a $38,000,000,0000 budget deficit right now. I'm sure there are others, but just read about California.
I think it’s 68 in calif. Their schools have to be sweating
I don't think they count some of the future obligations like pensions and such, so it might be 68. 37.9 was the number I read.
Wow, it looks like the unfunded pension liability for CalPers was $1,530,000,000,000 as of 2022. I didn't look to see if that's the most recent number or not.
The states with the most unfunded liabilities are California ($1.53 trillion), Illinois ($533.72 billion), Texas ($529.70 billion), New York ($508.70 billion) and Ohio ($429.53 billion). These five states alone account for more than $3.5 trillion in unfunded liabilities, or about 43% of all unfunded liabilities in the U.S.
Unfunded state pension liabilities grow to $8.28 trillion
(The Center Square) – Unfunded state pension liabilities have climbed to $8.28 trillion, or nearly $25,000 for every person in the United States, according to a new report from the
Desantis could be the guy if he didn't come off like a robot that needs to have it's operating system rebooted.
Their pension systems are as structurally unsound as Social Security is. I remember an article from a few years back that said there are retired government workers in California making something like 150 percent of what they made before they retired.Wow, it looks like the unfunded pension liability for CalPers was $1,530,000,000,000 as of 2022. I didn't look to see if that's the most recent number or not.
The states with the most unfunded liabilities are California ($1.53 trillion), Illinois ($533.72 billion), Texas ($529.70 billion), New York ($508.70 billion) and Ohio ($429.53 billion). These five states alone account for more than $3.5 trillion in unfunded liabilities, or about 43% of all unfunded liabilities in the U.S.
Unfunded state pension liabilities grow to $8.28 trillion
(The Center Square) – Unfunded state pension liabilities have climbed to $8.28 trillion, or nearly $25,000 for every person in the United States, according to a new report from thewww.thecentersquare.com
A friend from high school taught in California. She retired a few years ago at 50 and i was drawing something crazy like 115% of her annual salary's average over the last 10 years of teaching. I may be off on the calculations, but it was something jaw-dropping like that. I was honestly a little dumbfounded when she told us because I was trying to figure out how someone could possibly have thought that was sustainable when it was approved and implemented.
Not now. He was, though. And he showed signs of corruption.
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