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Leaves out Michigan with the highest in the nation car insurance and gas taxes. But then again there are a lot of burned out old auto plants in downtown Detoilet. But then again the roads leading to them are pot hole pits. We have a full time group in Lansing that are mostly on vacation. We are a right to work state and don’t have a 15.00 dollar an hour minimum wage for people without educations.
Oh great a huge corporation promises jobs. Of course cities and states will fall all over themselves with free stuff to get Amazon locate in their area. Meanwhile they will ignore the needs of small business.
Anyone think Austin, Texas is a contender?