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February 19, 2009 at 8:18 PM #350767February 19, 2009 at 8:30 PM #350193
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GuestI did think that (R) in front of Schwarzenegger’s name looked pretty disingenuous. Why does he insist on calling himself a Republican when he obviously is a tax & spend Democrat.
Maybe he’s acting! I did like him as an actor but have come to realize that everything about him is a lie for our consumption. “True Lies”…more than a movie.
Arnold’s leaving in 2010. Better to make the effort to recall people in the State legislature. Make the lying bastards pay!
The Turtle
February 19, 2009 at 8:30 PM #350514GuestI did think that (R) in front of Schwarzenegger’s name looked pretty disingenuous. Why does he insist on calling himself a Republican when he obviously is a tax & spend Democrat.
Maybe he’s acting! I did like him as an actor but have come to realize that everything about him is a lie for our consumption. “True Lies”…more than a movie.
Arnold’s leaving in 2010. Better to make the effort to recall people in the State legislature. Make the lying bastards pay!
The Turtle
February 19, 2009 at 8:30 PM #350639GuestI did think that (R) in front of Schwarzenegger’s name looked pretty disingenuous. Why does he insist on calling himself a Republican when he obviously is a tax & spend Democrat.
Maybe he’s acting! I did like him as an actor but have come to realize that everything about him is a lie for our consumption. “True Lies”…more than a movie.
Arnold’s leaving in 2010. Better to make the effort to recall people in the State legislature. Make the lying bastards pay!
The Turtle
February 19, 2009 at 8:30 PM #350673GuestI did think that (R) in front of Schwarzenegger’s name looked pretty disingenuous. Why does he insist on calling himself a Republican when he obviously is a tax & spend Democrat.
Maybe he’s acting! I did like him as an actor but have come to realize that everything about him is a lie for our consumption. “True Lies”…more than a movie.
Arnold’s leaving in 2010. Better to make the effort to recall people in the State legislature. Make the lying bastards pay!
The Turtle
February 19, 2009 at 8:30 PM #350772GuestI did think that (R) in front of Schwarzenegger’s name looked pretty disingenuous. Why does he insist on calling himself a Republican when he obviously is a tax & spend Democrat.
Maybe he’s acting! I did like him as an actor but have come to realize that everything about him is a lie for our consumption. “True Lies”…more than a movie.
Arnold’s leaving in 2010. Better to make the effort to recall people in the State legislature. Make the lying bastards pay!
The Turtle
February 19, 2009 at 8:33 PM #350198equalizer
ParticipantTheres a great article “How the Crash Will Reshape America” from the Atlantic – http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200903/meltdown-geography.
“Well-educated professionals and creative workers who live together in dense ecosystems, interacting directly, generate ideas and turn them into products and services faster than talented people in other places can… The world’s 40 largest mega-regions, which are home to some 18 percent of the world’s population, produce two-thirds of global economic output and nearly 9 in 10 new patented innovations. Cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Raleigh, and Boston now have two or three times the concentration of college graduates of Akron or Buffalo. Among people with postgraduate degrees, the disparities are wider still.”If it were so easy to move, people would have done it. Rent and labor costs are so high in CA, yet total revenue is marginally more. Restaurant charge only a few bucks more in CA, but costs are SO much higher.
Well, if rents and labor costs fall then that should even out some of the new taxes and I suspect that it won’t be a catastrophe.
Going to move your beauty salon, dental practice from La Jolla to other states where people are too poor/redneck to pay $200 for H/C, teeth cleaning?
BTW: Nevada unemployment is soaring, higher than our commie state.
February 19, 2009 at 8:33 PM #350519ParticipantTheres a great article “How the Crash Will Reshape America” from the Atlantic – http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200903/meltdown-geography.
“Well-educated professionals and creative workers who live together in dense ecosystems, interacting directly, generate ideas and turn them into products and services faster than talented people in other places can… The world’s 40 largest mega-regions, which are home to some 18 percent of the world’s population, produce two-thirds of global economic output and nearly 9 in 10 new patented innovations. Cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Raleigh, and Boston now have two or three times the concentration of college graduates of Akron or Buffalo. Among people with postgraduate degrees, the disparities are wider still.”If it were so easy to move, people would have done it. Rent and labor costs are so high in CA, yet total revenue is marginally more. Restaurant charge only a few bucks more in CA, but costs are SO much higher.
Well, if rents and labor costs fall then that should even out some of the new taxes and I suspect that it won’t be a catastrophe.
Going to move your beauty salon, dental practice from La Jolla to other states where people are too poor/redneck to pay $200 for H/C, teeth cleaning?
BTW: Nevada unemployment is soaring, higher than our commie state.
February 19, 2009 at 8:33 PM #350646ParticipantTheres a great article “How the Crash Will Reshape America” from the Atlantic – http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200903/meltdown-geography.
“Well-educated professionals and creative workers who live together in dense ecosystems, interacting directly, generate ideas and turn them into products and services faster than talented people in other places can… The world’s 40 largest mega-regions, which are home to some 18 percent of the world’s population, produce two-thirds of global economic output and nearly 9 in 10 new patented innovations. Cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Raleigh, and Boston now have two or three times the concentration of college graduates of Akron or Buffalo. Among people with postgraduate degrees, the disparities are wider still.”If it were so easy to move, people would have done it. Rent and labor costs are so high in CA, yet total revenue is marginally more. Restaurant charge only a few bucks more in CA, but costs are SO much higher.
Well, if rents and labor costs fall then that should even out some of the new taxes and I suspect that it won’t be a catastrophe.
Going to move your beauty salon, dental practice from La Jolla to other states where people are too poor/redneck to pay $200 for H/C, teeth cleaning?
BTW: Nevada unemployment is soaring, higher than our commie state.
February 19, 2009 at 8:33 PM #350678ParticipantTheres a great article “How the Crash Will Reshape America” from the Atlantic – http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200903/meltdown-geography.
“Well-educated professionals and creative workers who live together in dense ecosystems, interacting directly, generate ideas and turn them into products and services faster than talented people in other places can… The world’s 40 largest mega-regions, which are home to some 18 percent of the world’s population, produce two-thirds of global economic output and nearly 9 in 10 new patented innovations. Cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Raleigh, and Boston now have two or three times the concentration of college graduates of Akron or Buffalo. Among people with postgraduate degrees, the disparities are wider still.”If it were so easy to move, people would have done it. Rent and labor costs are so high in CA, yet total revenue is marginally more. Restaurant charge only a few bucks more in CA, but costs are SO much higher.
Well, if rents and labor costs fall then that should even out some of the new taxes and I suspect that it won’t be a catastrophe.
Going to move your beauty salon, dental practice from La Jolla to other states where people are too poor/redneck to pay $200 for H/C, teeth cleaning?
BTW: Nevada unemployment is soaring, higher than our commie state.
February 19, 2009 at 8:33 PM #350777ParticipantTheres a great article “How the Crash Will Reshape America” from the Atlantic – http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200903/meltdown-geography.
“Well-educated professionals and creative workers who live together in dense ecosystems, interacting directly, generate ideas and turn them into products and services faster than talented people in other places can… The world’s 40 largest mega-regions, which are home to some 18 percent of the world’s population, produce two-thirds of global economic output and nearly 9 in 10 new patented innovations. Cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Austin, Raleigh, and Boston now have two or three times the concentration of college graduates of Akron or Buffalo. Among people with postgraduate degrees, the disparities are wider still.”If it were so easy to move, people would have done it. Rent and labor costs are so high in CA, yet total revenue is marginally more. Restaurant charge only a few bucks more in CA, but costs are SO much higher.
Well, if rents and labor costs fall then that should even out some of the new taxes and I suspect that it won’t be a catastrophe.
Going to move your beauty salon, dental practice from La Jolla to other states where people are too poor/redneck to pay $200 for H/C, teeth cleaning?
BTW: Nevada unemployment is soaring, higher than our commie state.
February 19, 2009 at 8:49 PM #350208paramount
ParticipantTurtle: Arnold is leaving in 2010, but I think we need to send a STRONG message – again!
I still say recall Arnold – or maybe he will just resign and go back to making movies where he belongs.
February 19, 2009 at 8:49 PM #350529ParticipantTurtle: Arnold is leaving in 2010, but I think we need to send a STRONG message – again!
I still say recall Arnold – or maybe he will just resign and go back to making movies where he belongs.
February 19, 2009 at 8:49 PM #350656ParticipantTurtle: Arnold is leaving in 2010, but I think we need to send a STRONG message – again!
I still say recall Arnold – or maybe he will just resign and go back to making movies where he belongs.
February 19, 2009 at 8:49 PM #350688ParticipantTurtle: Arnold is leaving in 2010, but I think we need to send a STRONG message – again!
I still say recall Arnold – or maybe he will just resign and go back to making movies where he belongs.
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