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Gov. Moonbeam Seeks Federal Disaster Aid From Trump Administration
for Oroville Spillway Disaster -Image Courtesy: Deplorable Betsy
Wishful Thinking Won’t End the California Drought Peter Gleick
However Desalination Plants Along the Coastline Will
- Flashback: In March, 2015 I wrote here if not for California’s wacky environmentalist policies and want for more overly burdensome and crippling regulations that are driving away business investment and opportunity legislators in Sacramento over the years, could have invested resources wisely for the future by constructing life-saving desalination plants along the coastline such as Israel’s Sorek Desalination Plant which provides 26,000 cubic meters or 7 million gallons of clean portable water every hour to over 1.5 million people.
California Already Heavily Taxed — Liberals Push to Confiscate
Even More Money from Job Creators
Flashback: On the 05 April, I wrote here that California Human and Business Capital Exodus Widens — California has one of the Worst Business Tax Climates (only NY and NJ are worse) in the Nation.
U-Haul Rates Show Demand for Moving Vans Exiting California for Texas
are Much Higher than Vans Heading West –Investors Business Daily
California Ranks 48 (Only NY and NJ are Worse) as One of the Top Ten
Worst State’s for Business Taxes –Tax Foundation
California Ranks 1st in the Highest State & Local Income Tax in the Country –Tax Foundation
Related: Chinese Exporters Bypassing California Ports, Sending More Goods to U.S. Southeast -WSJ
San Francisco Based McKesson Corp Takes 1000 New Jobs to Texas -Dallas Morning News
California Present Day Debt Clock
(LA Times) California’s finances are reportedly in a “decidedly positive” position and by the Summer of next year analysts say, the state could have $7.2 Billion socked away in a rainy day fund.
“The state is enjoying very good fiscal health right now,” said Mac Taylor the state’s top legislative analyst in an interview. “It can withstand certain negative economic situations in the future.”
Only if one is gullible to believe such gobbledygook given its current $426+ Billion in debt but for those who still do ‘Believe’ California’s Fiscal Outlook by the Legislative Analyst’s Office — I have some prime ocean front property in the Mojave Desert that I can let go cheap.