We should invite these guys to the Cooler
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For sure. But not like this past year. The inventory of houses on the market has taken a nose dive. We’ve been looking since just before the pandemic.
The Yankees have a local affiliate network radio station. Every possible Giants game is televised in West Palm and Miami, even when the Giants suck. Lots of New Yorkers, especially Jewish New Yorkers
California HHS: "California is slowly starting to emerge from the most dangerous surge of this pandemic yet. Californians heard the urgent message to stay home when possible and our surge after the December holidays did not overwhelm the health care system to the degree we had feared."
California governor's budget booms despite pandemic problems
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California is again swimming in money. Ten months into a pandemic that has overwhelmed hospitals and prompted government shutdowns that left millions of people out of work and forced many small businesses to close, California Gov...apnews.com
Slightly off topic, but I’ll leave this here before a Southern Indiana Trumplican posts their obligatory “California is a socialist mess and in massive debt” nonsense.
A $15 billion surplus during a pandemic is impressive. Fact is, California is a very well ran state, fiscally. There are some safeguards in place that would make traditional conservatives proud.
Gov. Newsome: "Today we can start to see some real light at the end of the tunnel."
these hypocrites accept and even push liberal policies until it becomes their own detriment, then move and restart the cycle of stupidity.
several prominent socially progressive bankers are now Fla residents. Only a matter of time before taxes explode down there
Favorables from Data for Progress Poll of Texas Voters:
Cruz 49/42
Beto 33/46
Trump 48/51
Biden 48/49
The poll also said 51% want Cruz to resign.
51% want Cruz to resign and he's still more popular than the other 3.
You can say what you want about Tip O'Neil, but Bob Dole was just a party brother.
California governor's budget booms despite pandemic problems
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California is again swimming in money. Ten months into a pandemic that has overwhelmed hospitals and prompted government shutdowns that left millions of people out of work and forced many small businesses to close, California Gov...
Slightly off topic, but I’ll leave this here before a Southern Indiana Trumplican posts their obligatory “California is a socialist mess and in massive debt” nonsense.
A $15 billion surplus during a pandemic is impressive. Fact is, California is a very well ran state, fiscally. There are some safeguards in place that would make traditional conservatives proud.
Seems to be in the middle of the pack per this:
At first glance with Tennessee ranking 1st in long term fiscal stability, I assumed it to mean if you have no money and anticipate never having any money, you’re fiscally stable!
Seriously, I can see some states including California having a mixed outlook on fiscal stability. The article hit the nail on the head. Future pension obligations. It’s an albatross that needs to be dealt with. I know a few people that retired from city government jobs, with one being a firefighter. They make big bucks to retire relatively young.
So true. The amount of Stl city cops receiving lifetime pay from the pension board for blown out knees etc is incredible. City EEs retiring at 40 with 50 percent pay for life etc. it’s an enormous drain
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