Justan Ohlphart wrote:
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On Sat, 8 Dec 2018 14:05:16 -0500, Keyser Soze
wrote:States ranked by household
income...https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2018/acs/acsbr17-01.pdfMaryland $80,776New
Jersey80,088Hawaii77,765Massachusetts 77,385Connecticut 74,168New
Hampshire 73,381Alaska 73,181California 71,805Virginia 71,535Washington 70,979Colorado 69,117Minnesota 68,388Utah 68,358New
York 64,894Rhode
Island 63,870Illinois 62,992Delaware 62,852No
th Dakota 61,843Wyoming 60,434Oregon 60,212Nebraska 59,970Wisconsin 59,305Texas 59,206Pennsylvania 59,195Iowa 58,570Nevada 58,003Vermont 57,513Arizona 56,581South
Dakota 56,521Kansas 56,422Maine 56,277Georgia 56,183Michigan 54,909Indiana 54,181Ohio 54,021Missouri 53,578Montana 53,386North
Carolina 52,752Florida 52,594Idaho 52,225Tennessee 51,340South
Carolina 50,570Oklahoma 50,051Kentucky 48,375Alabama 48,123New
Mexico 46,744Louisiana 46,145Arkansas 45,869Mississippi 43,529West
Virginia 43,469===And your point is exactly what?---This email has
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The point is that the people with the highest income don't
necessarily pay their taxes, pay their mortgages, or have the
ability to avoid bankruptcy.
Are we going to be able to hear a pin drop ai the peanut gallery?

I thought it was that government workers were overpaid.