The map shown below is a Return on the Dollar map.
States that receive more federal money than they pay are in blue. States that pay more than they receive are in orange.
California is literally subsidizing the rest of the United States, red states in particular, through the federal budget.
States that receive more federal money than they pay are in blue. States that pay more than they receive are in orange.
California is literally subsidizing the rest of the United States, red states in particular, through the federal budget.
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Repubs would have to go through the courts & the IRS to get it.
New York should divert their Fed tax money & use it to help CA.
You should be in charge of directing where federal money goes! 😀
CA $472 mil
NY $304 mil
FL $210 mil
TX $292 mil
NC $ 87.7 mil
TN $ 69.7 mil
LA $ 39.4 mil
Thanks for the data.
Delete this trash.
Sure.
Bunch of shiftless leeches…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_installations_in_Maryland
Good information, thanks for posting.
Thank you!
Interestingly, politicians who talk most about not spending "taxpayer money" are from states that receive the most funding. They are passionate believers in states' rights right up to the point where they start spending other states' money.
Here is the website I got the map from.
https://rockinst.org/data-hub/
Instead I’d argue that the triviality for a poster to include a source link makes leaving it out a red flag.
I often bump up against a 300-character limit. Posting a link cuts into that count. I guess I could do it as a reply to my own post, though.
Here's another point of view. There is a 300-character limit, which I bump up against all the time. A lot of times the source is below the graphs I post (on the picture). If not, it's easy to do an image search to determine the source.
I usually try include the source name in the image.
I am in Oregon and disappointed in us. I am originally from CA though 😆
liable for payment and the employers are also held liable and penalized.
I don't know how to make it any clearer.