No matter what T-Paw and the T-Party boys say, it looks like paying taxes isn't the only thing that's bad for business in Minnesota ... and it's not a bunch of lefty DFLer types saying it either. Here's the pertinent snippet from Tuesday's Strib:
"Moody's Investors Service lowered its ratings outlook on Minnesota to negative from stable, citing the state's ongoing financial and economic weakness.
The ratings agency also noted the state government's depletion of reserves and a heavy reliance on one-time resources to balance its budget."
It seems like Wall Street likes honest books and an adequate steady income -- and that doesn't come by playing politics with the balance sheet.
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