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To: mistermj who wrote (173517)	10/29/2005 7:25:26 AM
From: jttmab	Read Replies (3) of 281500

Only a leftie could think "high taxes" are good. I prefer to be in a higher tax bracket. You too can be in a lower tax bracket. Working at Wal-Mart would be one strategy. If you're interested in the "big picture"... There are variances between states. Some states have higher taxes than others. Some states have higher costs of living. The Tax Foundation, has taken that all into consideration and publishes Tax Freedom Day by State. Where do you get the most bang for your buck? Where are the very best places [States] to live in the US? Where do you get to keep the largest amount of your money? The Tax Foundation answers those questions. taxfoundation.org The five best States to live in are: 1. Alaska 2. Alabama 3. Tennessee 4. South Dakota 5. Mississippi The five worst States to live in are: 1. Connecticut 2. New York 3. New Jersey 4. Massachusetts 5. Wyoming If you are unfortunate and don't live in one of those "best" States, pack your bags, move to any one of those States and enjoy spending your money. Interesting....the five best States are red States; 4 out of 5 of the worst States are blue States. jttmab

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