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Message: [QUOTE="shandeezy7, post: 2557672, member: 720"] To provide a counter-argument (beyond your off-topic rant about sanctuary cities), projects tied into state money in Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany all ended up swept up in a massive corruption trial that kinda sorta proved the people right who were saying that this was all rushed and done under dubious circumstances. The Buffalo project has seen $750 million invested in a state-of-the-art factory that has had massive cost overruns, construction delays and now a company operating it that appears to be floundering. The big money invested in Utica came crumbling apart when the chip manufacturer backed out of the deal - after construction had already started. There's a new company moving in, but one promising 70% less jobs than the original company. So lets not pretend that everything is all rosy as it relates to state money invested elsewhere around the state, because that's some serious truth-bending. [/QUOTE]