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[quote=Anonymous]I am shocked anyone is even remotely considering voting for Jealous. To see the future of our state all you have to do is look at the once great state of Connecticut to see what we will become.

Governor Malloy raised the state corporate tax to 7.75%, raising $700K for the state, and the results have been disastrous. The only thing going for Connecticut is that it is a rich state.

GE has left the state for Massachusetts due to tax increases and Aetna, which once pledged to stay, is negotiating with other states. Malloy is offering financial incentives to stay. I do not know where that stands right now. Per The Atlantic article I posted below, Aetna is gone from CT. People are leaving the state as well in part because of the failure to thrive and because Malloy made CT a sanctuary state, which Jealous wants to do as well.

High corporate tax rate, business will be driven out of Maryland killing jobs, sanctuary state, open borders.

Maryland's economy is decent. That will be gone under Jealous.

Do you think for one minute that the businesses will not pass that tax increase on to consumers?

I cannot understand why anyone would actually vote for our state to go down the tubes.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2016-01-14/connecticut-and-new-jersey-rich-states-poor-economies
https://www.wsj.com/articles/aetna-to-move-headquarters-out-of-connecticut-1496253002
https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2017/07/connecticut-tax-inequality-cities/532623/[/quote]

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