Anthony DeChellis
@aurelius22.bsky.social
Perseverance is genius in disguise.
Florida does have 9,000 less individuals that make more than $1 Million per year (77,000 in FL vs 86,000 in NY) but the average income for those individuals is approximately the same , around $3,000,000–the same is true for Texas, which is part of the reason for the net migration to those states.
June 28, 2025 at 12:12 AM
Florida does have 9,000 less individuals that make more than $1 Million per year (77,000 in FL vs 86,000 in NY) but the average income for those individuals is approximately the same , around $3,000,000–the same is true for Texas, which is part of the reason for the net migration to those states.
Less than 1% of NY filers (approximately 86,000 people) ,those earning over $1 million per year, pay about 41% of the total New York State personal income taxes collected. On average they make $3 million per year—they can save ~150-200k per year by moving to a state with no income tax.
June 27, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Less than 1% of NY filers (approximately 86,000 people) ,those earning over $1 million per year, pay about 41% of the total New York State personal income taxes collected. On average they make $3 million per year—they can save ~150-200k per year by moving to a state with no income tax.
“Fargen iceholes”…Johnny Dangerously
May 11, 2025 at 11:46 PM
“Fargen iceholes”…Johnny Dangerously
This speech was part of Grant’s broader advocacy for public education and the separation of church and state. He emphasized the importance of free public schools and warned against the use of public funds for sectarian institutions, underscoring his commitment to maintaining a secular government.
May 7, 2025 at 12:09 AM
This speech was part of Grant’s broader advocacy for public education and the separation of church and state. He emphasized the importance of free public schools and warned against the use of public funds for sectarian institutions, underscoring his commitment to maintaining a secular government.