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    If Tennessee is doing so well, it no longer needs California’s help

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsJuly 21, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    To the editor: It’s nice information that Tennessee is seeing such success, as per the governor (“This is how Tennessee tries to woo Paramount and other companies away from California,” July 18). Meaning it might lastly get off authorities welfare.

    Republican Tennessee politicians have historically beloved to disgrace individuals getting assist from Medicaid, SNAP, pupil mortgage reduction and different types of help. This, on the similar time taking extra from federal coffers than the state provides (thanks to a couple largely blue giver states like California) to the tune of about $3,200 per capita each year.

    Why ought to Californians proceed to pay the way in which of Tennessee and different taker states, including Alaska, Arizona and far of the South, particularly once they actively work to lure companies away with beneficiant tax credit and grants?

    As soon as Tennessee begins amassing property and state earnings taxes, it should have loads of cash to offer for its personal wants, and to pay us again.

    Judy Pang, Palos Verdes Estates



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