Debt ceiling could mean trouble for states.

I have a run down of the states with the lowest Property taxes. I lost my list of states with the lowest unemployment rates but I'm sure I'll find it soon. I think one of the points that I'm trying to make is the fact that there are states that are financialy sound and some of these places could be used to weather this storm. My plan is to buy a fair sized peice of bare property in one of these states and this time do a better job with my investment than I did in Alaska. What I like about Alaska was the fact that most of the state had

no property taxes

and for the most part, no building codes. Alaska did have one major flaw however, cost of living has been going up since fuel prices started rising.
I'm alway's on the search for a state that's not at the top of the list on property taxes like New Jersey with it's average property tax of $6,579 per year. Louisiana is ranked 50th on property taxes with an average tax of $243. All of these tax figures are for owner occupied homes. While I understand that Taxes are somewhat important to local and state governments, I don't think property should ever be taxed unless it's used commercially. If you worked hard for 30 years to pay off the mortgage on the house and then property taxes increased and for what ever reason you couldn't pay your taxes, wouldn't you be alittle pissed if someone said they were throwing you and your family out on the street because someone bought your house for what you owed on your taxes? I know I would be. I have seen alot of tax forclosure auctions in the local papers in recent years. So try to avoid high tax states. If the government want's their money they can get it threw sales taxes or another means where everyone pays only when they make a purchase and the individuals have nothing to loose.
Our liberties have been under fire and slowly eroding with every passing election of the people that are supposed to be repressenting our best interests. A little off from what I was getting to but I need to ask your oppinion on something. Have you ever seen a bill in office get shot down just because another bill got attached to it that no one wanted to vote yes or no on?. That is one practice that needs to stop because bills are getting past that no one want's simply because another bill was attached. That is the most crooked shit I have ever seen done by elected officials.
Anyway's, here's a link to the article about how the states are going to get hit if and when the debt ceiling gets raised.
http://www.finance.yahoo.com/news/Debt-ceiling-fix-could-mean-apf-2455077173.html?x=0
Copy and paste into your broweser because apparently the link isn't working quite right.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Recession-risks-up-amid-slow-apf-3759266309.html?x=0

This link is a must read~!!!