Чем хорош гавнусь? Тем что как любой буйнопомешаный он крайне простодушен. Обсуждаем результаты и последствия выборов в Калифорнии. И тут в ветку влетает на реактивной скорости гавнусь и с места в карьер "да сколько там той Калифорнии - давайте обсудим какое говно губернаторы Флориды и Техаса!!!!" 
Та воно тупе як валянок, завчило пару дебільних фраз і повторює як спорчена пластинка.
Цифри показують де і як керують коммі-дермократи і де республіканці:
States with the Most Debt1. New YorkNew York has the highest debt of any state, with total debt of over $203.77 billion. New York's total assets are around $106.61 billion, giving the state a debt ratio of 273.8%.
2. New JerseyNew Jersey has the second-highest amount of debt in the country. The state's total liabilities total $222.27 billion, surpassing its assets by $198.67 billion. New Jersey's debt ratio is 441.7%.
3. Illinois
Illinois has the third-highest debt in the U.S., with total liabilities equaling $248.67. With total assets of $53.05 billion, Illinois has $187.7 billion in unfunded liability.
4. MassachusettsMassachusetts has the fourth-highest debt in the United States. Massachusetts's total liabilities are $104.53 billion, and its total assets are $34.214 billion, creating a debt of $68.43 billion.
5. CaliforniaCalifornia has the fifth-highest debt of any state, with total liabilities coming out to $362.87 billion. Total assets come out to $301.1 billion, creating a $55.96 billion net debt and giving California a debt ratio of 120.5%. California's debt and liabilities can be broken down into three categories: retirement liabilities, budgetary borrowing, and bond debt. However, combining California's federal, state, and local debt brings California's debt total to over $1 trillion. According to this report, the debt would cost each resident of California $33,000 or each taxpayer $74,000.
States with the Least Debt1. TexasTexas has the lowest debt of any state in the U.S. Alaska's total liabilities add up to $222.64 billion, and its total assets add up to $356.01 billion, giving Texas the highest net position in the country of $115.08 billion.
2. FloridaFlorida's debt is the second-lowest in the country. With total liabilities coming out to $66.78 billion and total assets coming out to $163.24 billion, Florida's net position is $97.6 billion. This means that Florida's debt ratio is 40.9%.
3. AlaskaAlaska has the third-lowest debt and the third-highest net position of $76.74 billion. Alaska's total liabilities add up to $12.65 billion, and its total assets add up to $89.17 billion. Although Alaska does not have a state income tax, its revenue is well-supplied by taxes on oil and gas production.
4. North CarolinaNorth Carolina's net position is $54.41 billion, making it the fourth-highest net position in the U.S. North Carolina's assets are $78.67 billion higher. Its total liabilities are $23.62 billion, giving a debt ratio of 30%.
5. TennesseeTennessee has the fifth-lowest debt in the U.S., having $8.04 billion in total liabilities and $46.54 billion in total assets, resulting in a net position of $39.3 billion and a debt ratio of 17.3%. Tennessee is one of the most tax-friendly states in the country and will have no state income tax by 2021.
Here are the 10 states with the highest debt per capita:Massachusetts ($11,145.91)Connecticut ($10,908.56)
Rhode Island ($8,414.79)
Alaska ($8,175.13)
New Jersey ($7,422.83)
New York ($7,214.25)
Hawaii ($6,865.81)
New Hampshire ($5,640.16)
Vermont ($5,620.46)
Illinois ($4,918.43)
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/debt-by-state
