I&#x27;m sure this had nothing to do with it:<p>&gt; Massachusetts and Boston officials said Wednesday they had offered incentives valued at as much as $145 million to lure the company to the city. The package included as much as $25 million in property-tax relief.<p>Essentially Boston just drove a wheelbarrow full of money up to GE&#x27;s front door and said &quot;Want this?&quot; and Connecticut couldn&#x27;t match it.<p>So by being &quot;anti-business&quot; what you mean to say is: &quot;Didn&#x27;t give away tons of tax payer&#x27;s money to a private corporation.&quot; I&#x27;d prefer Connecticut to use money that would have gone to GE to generate other jobs, for example pay people to upgrade the state&#x27;s infrastructure.<p>GE gets enough tax breaks and government subsidies as is.