Anonymous wrote:That's it. That's all of them. Every single Red State with a republican governor/legislature. Godspeed conservatives.

Oklahoma
Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia
Indiana
Nebraska
Florida
Texas

Including Nebraska - fixed.

That's it. That's all of them. Every single Red State with a republican governor/legislature. Godspeed conservatives.

Oklahoma
Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia
Indiana
Florida
Texas

Adding Florida -Florida Department of Economic Opportunity Announces Florida’s Withdrawal from Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation Program

http://floridajobs.org/news-center/DEO-Press/2021/05/24/florida-department-of-economic-opportunity-announces-florida-s-withdrawal-from-federal-pandemic-unemployment-compensation-program

Anonymous wrote:who cares? It's not like the benefits boost was going to last forever anyway. There are tons of jobs and people need to get back to work.

+1

Texas too.

Texas, Kansas and Florida are the last red states standing beyond June.

Oklahoma
Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia
Indiana

The latest is OK.

https://www.koco.com/article/watch-live-oklahoma-gov-stitt-state-officials-and-employers-announce-new-workforce-incentive/36450385

Indiana has joined. Someone mentioned to me that a lot of these Red States are probably depending on the Child Tax Credit to make up the offset. People with 4 kids and under $150K income are getting $1,000/month starting in July. That's more than enough on top of base unemployment in these states.

Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia
Indiana

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You choose to live in a red state because 'taxes and housing costs are low'. You know what else is low? The leadership's morals. Thoughts and prayers.

LOL

LOL

who cares? It's not like the benefits boost was going to last forever anyway. There are tons of jobs and people need to get back to work.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope the DMV will not be next. What happens to the funding that has been allocated for these states?

The states announcing all have Republican governors. I highly doubt Hogan wants to join them but he might, I have no idea on Northam but I don't think so either. Not a chance with Bowser.

As for the funding - it goes back to the pot. With 15 states announcing Biden should just extend out the UI funds to the remaining states. There's enough there to get through end of September, maybe October, without going to Congress for more funds.

I definitely don’t see that happening - extending the funds for the remaining states. I’ll be happy if I can keep what is allocated (for MD) until early September.

Why not? Trump did it by stealing LWA/UI funds from FEMA 7 months ago. This isn’t controversial since the funds were allocated for this specific program already.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's every true Red State/Governor in the union except Texas, Idaho, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Florida.

Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia

Colorado is a blue state with a Dem Governor

You’re right - should read: That's every true Red State/Governor in the union except Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Florida.

Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia

Anonymous wrote:That's every true Red State/Governor in the union except Texas, Idaho, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Florida.

Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia

Colorado is a blue state with a Dem Governor

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope the DMV will not be next. What happens to the funding that has been allocated for these states?

The states announcing all have Republican governors. I highly doubt Hogan wants to join them but he might, I have no idea on Northam but I don't think so either. Not a chance with Bowser.

As for the funding - it goes back to the pot. With 15 states announcing Biden should just extend out the UI funds to the remaining states. There's enough there to get through end of September, maybe October, without going to Congress for more funds.

I definitely don’t see that happening - extending the funds for the remaining states. I’ll be happy if I can keep what is allocated (for MD) until early September.

That's every true Red State/Governor in the union except Texas, Idaho, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Florida.

Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tennessee
South Dakota
Utah
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ohio
Alaska
West Virginia