@DesertLegion Said
Yes it technically is more libertarian than conservative, but in reality there are two major parties. I can start an actual anarchist party, but it would never be as prominent as democrats and republicans, and with the smaller parties they are still fondling around getting the support they will need. Until the Tea Part Patriots decide to officially support libertarians they don't have the backing, yet. Give them about ten more years and they can be a viable party.
Sure, good luck with that.
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As far as California making more money than where I am from, yes but just a little. The cost of living verse the money made after taxes is a lot slimmer of a margin, then where I am from. Also there are a lot more people in California that rely of government services than where I am from. So although California makes a little higher earnings than we do, we are still better off. Look up the various government reports, census is usually a good one, and just a little out of date by the time it is published.
2005: Arizona got $1.19 in federal spending for each dollar Arizonans paid in federal taxes.
2005: California got $0.78 in federal spending for each dollar Californians paid in federal taxes.
https://www.taxfoundation.org/research/show/22685.html
Seems to me Arizona is the one benefiting and California is the one paying.
In fact, if you look over the states, the liberal ones tend to pay more and the conservative ones tend to take more. What does that tell you?