Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston continue to lead the nation's largest metro areas in new jobs and the rate of job growth.

http://www.star-telegram.com/2011/05...ain-leads.html

And that paragon of low taxes and libertarianism, Canada (yes, that's sarcasm), now has double the US GDP growth rate.

http://www.dcnonl.com/article/id44591

Originally Posted by djplong

And that paragon of low taxes and libertarianism, Canada (yes, that's sarcasm), now has double the US GDP growth rate.

http://www.dcnonl.com/article/id44591

Well, we're the one's stuck with the Obama administration, so that's our burden.

But compared to the rest of the nation, Texas has it going on. I'd like to seriously consider having their manager, who's state improved even with Obama hanging around his neck, take a look at the federal economic shambles. Maybe in 2012 Gov. Perry can do that.

Originally Posted by RichieLion

Well, we're the one's stuck with the Obama administration, so that's our burden.

But compared to the rest of the nation, Texas has it going on. I'd like to seriously consider having their manager, who's state improved even with Obama hanging around his neck, take a look at the federal economic shambles. Maybe in 2012 Gov. Perry can do that.

They improved after taking in a large number of the Katrina refugees, many who ended up causing problems that Texas had to deal with.

Texas talked about seceding from the United States of America while raking in huge sums of stimulus dollars. Something doesn't jibe here.