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You are right about that Brian, we are being sacked. I would welcome a system that streamlines immigration that emphasizes healthy, educated immigrants who are bringing something to the country. We do not need an underclass of peasants. Maybe that is what corporations want, but it is not what the country needs. If anything, our middle class of hard working people is the strength of the country, not the super rich and not the desperately poor. We are not going to grow the economy with entitlements for either of those.

I have mentioned it before, but will bring it up again, we have a family friend who is wealthy who wanted to move to Australia. He has had a heart attack, so although he would never conceivably need medical care, they refused him because he “could” someday be a burden to their country. That is how they protect themselves from people who would drain their economy.

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Something to think about. I have an old car and a newer one. One gets good mileage. The other has a nice ride, heated seats and it is safer. I drive them both, but I always enjoy driving the newer one for the comfort factor.

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Something to think about. I have an old car and a newer one. One gets good mileage. The other has a nice ride, heated seats and it is safer. I drive them both, but I always enjoy driving the newer one for the comfort factor.

[Aecetia]

Something to think about. I have an old car and a newer one. One gets good mileage. The other has a nice ride, heated seats and it is safer. I drive them both, but I always enjoy driving the newer one for the comfort factor.

[Aecetia]

Something to think about. I have an old car and a newer one. One gets good mileage. The other has a nice ride, heated seats and it is safer. I drive them both, but I always enjoy driving the newer one for the comfort factor.

[Aecetia]

Something to think about. I have an old car and a newer one. One gets good mileage. The other has a nice ride, heated seats and it is safer. I drive them both, but I always enjoy driving the newer one for the comfort factor.

[Aecetia]

Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

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Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

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Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

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Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

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Rome being sacked by the Huns comes to mind.

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It is clear to me that TG knows more about Temecula than the City Manager. He should be in charge. He is their biggest promoter. I also agree with him about being happy where you live and in the work you do. If not, all around you will suffer.

I live out in the sticks and do not have to commute to work any more, but when I did, I tried to make the most of my drive by listening to programs I wanted to hear during the drive. I also enjoyed watching the seasons change during the drive. At one time La Mesa was considered a long drive from San Diego. I guess it is all relative.

Those who live in Temecula, but work elsewhere will find a way if gas prices go crazy, either by car pooling or some other arrangement with their job. I do not see it turning into a ghost town.

[Aecetia]

It is clear to me that TG knows more about Temecula than the City Manager. He should be in charge. He is their biggest promoter. I also agree with him about being happy where you live and in the work you do. If not, all around you will suffer.

I live out in the sticks and do not have to commute to work any more, but when I did, I tried to make the most of my drive by listening to programs I wanted to hear during the drive. I also enjoyed watching the seasons change during the drive. At one time La Mesa was considered a long drive from San Diego. I guess it is all relative.

Those who live in Temecula, but work elsewhere will find a way if gas prices go crazy, either by car pooling or some other arrangement with their job. I do not see it turning into a ghost town.

[Aecetia]

It is clear to me that TG knows more about Temecula than the City Manager. He should be in charge. He is their biggest promoter. I also agree with him about being happy where you live and in the work you do. If not, all around you will suffer.

I live out in the sticks and do not have to commute to work any more, but when I did, I tried to make the most of my drive by listening to programs I wanted to hear during the drive. I also enjoyed watching the seasons change during the drive. At one time La Mesa was considered a long drive from San Diego. I guess it is all relative.

Those who live in Temecula, but work elsewhere will find a way if gas prices go crazy, either by car pooling or some other arrangement with their job. I do not see it turning into a ghost town.

[Aecetia]

It is clear to me that TG knows more about Temecula than the City Manager. He should be in charge. He is their biggest promoter. I also agree with him about being happy where you live and in the work you do. If not, all around you will suffer.

I live out in the sticks and do not have to commute to work any more, but when I did, I tried to make the most of my drive by listening to programs I wanted to hear during the drive. I also enjoyed watching the seasons change during the drive. At one time La Mesa was considered a long drive from San Diego. I guess it is all relative.

Those who live in Temecula, but work elsewhere will find a way if gas prices go crazy, either by car pooling or some other arrangement with their job. I do not see it turning into a ghost town.

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