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	Name:	water_watcher -
	Subject:	Archie You will have to take it up with CNBC
	Date:	7/3/2012 9:19:56 AM

It is not property taxes. I just took over my parents place in Jupiter and could not believe how low the property taxes are.

You may not like Rick Scott ... but the voters seem too and he is doing an outstanding job.   It is probably one of the reasons you will be saying President Romney for the next 8 years as he digs us out of the mess Oblamer and the liberal dems have put us in.   It certainly looks like the GOP will control both houses of congress, so we can really reverse the wrong course we are on.   Now that Oblamercare is a TAX impacting people under $120K (middle class) the most ... we only need 51 votes to reverse it in the senate using the same games the dems did to pass it and force down our throat.

BTW, I believe the job growth he spoke of is ONLY new private sector jobs coming from new businesses that have come in to the state.   The measure is a ration to the current base of private sector jobs.

After all, new government jobs do not count ... they are only a drain on tax payers.   That is not saying many of them are not important ... only that they add nothing to the economy ... they only drain from the economy, since ultimately the cost comes from the private sector.