http://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/rick-perry-jobs-backlash-texas-california-illinois-92047.html?hp=t1
Gov. Rick Perry’s high-profile efforts to lure jobs to Texas from other states may be good business and smart politics back home, but they’re infuriating to prominent Democrats around the country.And now at least one Republican business leader says Perry’s taking the Lone Star swagger a little too far.Perry’s forceful recruitment campaigns, featuring radio and magazine ads as well as personal appearances, promise low-tax, pro-growth policies in Texas —and they also trash the business climate in places like California (“…I hear building a business in California is next to impossible”) and Illinois (“…an environment that, intentionally or not, is designed for you to fail.”)Those attacks hit where it hurts and have touched off an angry political backlash against Perry outside the Texas borders, with Democrats mocking his attempts to steal jobs as clownish - and warning the Republican governor to keep his handsoff. In a memorable put-down, Gov. Jerry Brown said Perry’s incursions into California were about as effective as breaking wind.But other observers say Perry knows exactly what he’s doing.“At the end of the day, no matter how any of the [states] respond, people are left with two distinct messages: That guy down in Texas has got big brass balls and he’s creating a lot of jobs,” Mark McKinnon, a political strategist with deep Texas ties, told POLITICO. “It’s brilliant marketing and very smart politics.”McKinnon also noted, “Of course it breaks all the rules of inter-state diplomacy and protocol.”
of course the labor is cheap and he's advertising breaking the law with deregulation. if a state is not getting revenue from taxes it's coming from somewhere and we know thet aren't about totax the rich.
does Texas get richer or do the big business, we know workers aren't eating Filet Mignon.
