Maryland and Virginia are among the top five states in the nation in the dubious competition for most government-financed employment, according to a new economic study.
It turns out Virginia, Maryland’s closest fierce competitor for business, edges out Maryland in most categories for taxpayer-funded jobs, according to a study conducted by Keith Hall, former commissioner of the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. He is now a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center of the George Mason University.
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Surprise, surprise!
That's why they are so weird, especially on the western side. They actually believe what their government tells them.
Considering these statistics, the Eastern Shore is doing pretty good - not many Federal jobs in the Easton/Cambridge/SBY/OC area that I know of.
We still have our share of people of that ilk though....
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