Taxconsin

Wisconsin's governor sure knows how to tax everything. We've seen taxes on liquor and gasoline. We've seen increased tax burdens on business within our state, especially in the financial sector in which I work...so much so, it's no surprise that we have difficulty in attracting any business in their right mind to set up home in our state. It's no wonder when you drive along I90 north from Beloit, how many businesses set up shop right along the border: in Illinois, along with a myriad of new houses.

I am miffed at how anyone as "brilliant" as our fine governor is can honestly make anyone believe that he can attract new jobs in the state, where we're already reeling from skyrocketing unemployment, foreclosures, and a depressed economy. And yet the majority of the citizens in Wisconsin continue to put like-minded officials into office. It truly astounds me.

Where does it end?

Unrealistic liberals from Madison and Milwaukee have certainly done a number on our state. I can only liken it to how ridiculous, unrealistic, intrusive, and expensive legislation and legislative ideas come out of our leadership in Washington, DC, under the leadership of delusional liberals from California. All one has to do is to look at the political cesspool that is California to really find out how screwed up of a state a bunch idealistic liberals can make.

I don't know if you're like me, but I bet if you lined up 50 different people, one from each state, you could almost always pick out the one from California. They're the one living in some fantasy world thinking they were at Disneyland. Yes, the US has 49 states and California. Perhaps we should sell it to Mexico, and use the money to pay for all of the programs that our current "fantasy island" president wishes to implement.

For that matter, why not throw in the cities of Madison and Milwaukee while we're at it, and do the people of Wisconsin a favor.

Aren't we tired yet of the unbridled recklessness we're starting to see? And isn't anyone concerned?

Ugh.....just another day in Taxconsin.