Wallethub lists their experts as well as their methodology. You would know that if you read it. Business Insider reported on what Wallethub was saying.
Also, Wallethub and Pew do not disagree. All Pew was saying is the majority of payments to the states is for social security and Medicare/Medicaid. Wallethub merely did some rankings.
Your premise seemed to then be that since SS/Medicare/Medicaid are over half of payments the “taker” states are really just collecting SS benefits. But I showed that cannot be the whole thing because the statistics don’t bear out your hypothesis.
But ad hominem attacks are all you got I guess so best stick with what you know.
From what I’ve heard, state and local taxes will no longer be allowable deductions in the Free-Money-For-The-Rich tax plan. So people in donor states, which tend to have the highest state and local taxes, will have to pay more to the federal government and thus the donations from those states will increase.
Basically, they messed up the corporate AMT, and it probably means that the House can’t/won’t just accept the Senate version, so it will have to go to committee and then be passed by both chambers again.