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To: i-node who wrote (793085)	7/2/2014 2:58:24 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576855

>> You can cite all the studies conjured up by Rs but its still another R myth. I proved it to you. Do you REALLY believe that material you posted "proved" anything at all? That was a pretty grossly simplified take on the economic reality in all these states. The reply which Tim posted was far more compelling. Uh, Benghazi! At the bottom line, you have to be able to explain California vs. Texas, which runs counter to your claim. CA had a slow start but its doing very well now thank you very much. CA's employment is up 2.2% YOY; TX's is up 3.4%. And even with TX's higher rate, I still choose CA. You know why, ole wise one...........when the oil runs out, things will not be so easy for TX.