A California State Assemblyman is upset with the ads that the Nevada Development Corporation is running. California is golden, and Nevada is silver. Why would any business leave? Here’s Assemblyman Jose Solorio’s (D-Anaheim) response:
Before I comment on that, there’s also a great op-ed piece in the Dallas News about the difference between California and Texas. One state is gaining business and one is, well, issuing IOUs. Hint: California isn’t the golden state in comparison to Texas.
As for Assemblyman Solorio, he may want to watch these two short spots.
It’s one thing to say, “California is great.” Can Assemblyman Solorio deny that it costs far more for a business to operate in the Golden State than it does in the Silver State? Unfortunately, everything in the Nevada Development Authority’s advertisements is true.