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Sequestration Education: A state-by-state look at the economic impact of the sequester from the White House

buzzz worthy. . .

The White House issued a new state-by-state report on the estimated economic impact of the pending sequester on February 24.

The report details what the White house calls  "the devastating impact" the sequester will have on jobs and middle class families across the country if Congressional Republicans fail to compromise to avert the sequester by March 1st.  

The potential for  economic collapse appears to be inevitable by the projections.  
 Click the link to your state below for details:
1.      Alabama        
2.      Alaska        
3.      Arizona        
4.      Arkansas        
5.      California        
6.      Colorado        
7.      Connecticut        
8.      Delaware        
9.      District of Columbia
10.  Florida        
11.  Georgia        
12.  Hawaii        
13.  Idaho        
14.  Illinois        
15.  Indiana        
16.  Iowa        
17.  Kansas        
18.  Kentucky        
19.  Louisiana        
20.  Maine        
21.  Maryland        
22.  Massachusetts        
23.  Michigan        
24.  Minnesota        
25.  Mississippi        
26.  Missouri        
27.  Montana        
28.  Nebraska        
29.  Nevada        
30.  New Hampshire        
31.  New Jersey        
32.  New Mexico        
33.  New York        
34.  North Carolina        
35.  North Dakota        
36.  Ohio        
37.  Oklahoma        
38.  Oregon        
39.  Pennsylvania
40.  Rhode Island
41.  South Carolina
42.  South Dakota
43.  Tennessee
44.  Texas
45.  Utah
46.  Vermont
47.  Virginia
48.  Washington
49.  West Virginia
50.  Wisconsin
51.  Wyoming
 
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