MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
That's why I go to Costco.Ah, the punk is worried about his junk.How adorable. What will you do after a puff, puff, pass session when you have to go deeper into the bright lights to get your munchies?
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On this, we can agree... I love Costco! Cheers.That's why I go to Costco.
El Correcto
god is dead
@MAKAVELI would prefer Bernie Sanderās breadlines. So no, you donāt agree on that.
Jumpin Jack Flash
Troll
Donāt look now but in a week to 10 days, both the states of Florida and Texas will surpass California in Coronavirus deaths.
I'm jealous, being here in California that Florida is at a phase 3 re-opening today. You Go Florida!
Jumpin Jack Flash
Troll
In 4-8 weeks the deaths are going to sky rocket! So will cases. Florida will lead the country in deaths.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Much better than Sams or BJs ... although I have nothing against a BJ.
MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
Go Florida!
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Hopefully you live in Florida!
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
rod
Retired 22 years
Nope--give me Mn. any day.
PT Car Washer
Banned
trumps America.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Not his base though ... that is Biden's and Obama's base.
Honestly, they are nobody's base since they in all likelihood don't vote.
However, they are in Democratic ruined cities.
California Is a Cautionary Tale for America
In a series of tweets, Donald Trump has depicted California as a "cautionary tale" for the rest of the United States, as CalMatters recently noted. As is often the case with this president, his ideas are a mixed bag and his incendiary approach is less than constructive. But, as someone who has been writing about California's policies for two decades, I concede that he makes a valid point.
California bounds from one crisis to another, with most of them being self-imposed. The latest one involves the raging wildfires that turned our air into a putrid soup. Obviously, heatwaves and high winds were the proximate cause, but poor land management, ill-conceived liability and insurance laws, and the misuse of existing firefighting budgets are the fundamental problems.
The governor and his party always view the private sector as a threat and the government as a solution. Yet everything our government touches turns into a disaster.
Nevertheless, California's leaders brag that our state is the fifth-largest economy and that other states should emulate its modelāfrom banning internal-combustion vehicles to limiting companies' ability to use contractors as workers. I look at the state's failures and crises and have to agree that California is more of a cautionary tale than a model. It's certainly not Detroit, but don't forget that 60 years ago Detroit was one of the nation's great cities.
In a series of tweets, Donald Trump has depicted California as a "cautionary tale" for the rest of the United States, as CalMatters recently noted. As is often the case with this president, his ideas are a mixed bag and his incendiary approach is less than constructive. But, as someone who has been writing about California's policies for two decades, I concede that he makes a valid point.
California bounds from one crisis to another, with most of them being self-imposed. The latest one involves the raging wildfires that turned our air into a putrid soup. Obviously, heatwaves and high winds were the proximate cause, but poor land management, ill-conceived liability and insurance laws, and the misuse of existing firefighting budgets are the fundamental problems.
The governor and his party always view the private sector as a threat and the government as a solution. Yet everything our government touches turns into a disaster.
Nevertheless, California's leaders brag that our state is the fifth-largest economy and that other states should emulate its modelāfrom banning internal-combustion vehicles to limiting companies' ability to use contractors as workers. I look at the state's failures and crises and have to agree that California is more of a cautionary tale than a model. It's certainly not Detroit, but don't forget that 60 years ago Detroit was one of the nation's great cities.
newfie
Well-Known Member
so now we root for some states to have more deaths than other states.
oldngray
nowhere special
You can still count on New York.
newfie
Well-Known Member
BJ's is more like a regular grocery store if you dont want to buy large quanities. I belong to all three.
newfie
Well-Known Member
hell yea but Cuomo is sleeping well
Sorry, but that would be Gavin Mussolini's America along with Fires, High taxes, Sanctuary State status, keeping the lockdown in forever mode crushing businesses, and school children. All kinds of people are moving out, it is in the news here every day. This is what we get when there isn't a balance of power. It's a shame, I've lived here all my life and it's as if they're trying to push normal, hard-working people out.
MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
Wildfires are not self imposed. Ttku...
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