How Can California Protect Itself From the Coming Trump Depression? (Montclair: homes, unemployment)

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

We had a surplus and a $16B rainy day fund until Trump ignored early warnings of this virus that is now a pandemic, and states have been left to fend for themselves.

https://www.npr.org/sections/coronav...ice-in-january

We needed a leader but instead we got a weasel.

Ignored early warnings? Like when Pelosi told everyone to go party in Chinatown during lunar new year? There was a lot of ignorance early on and it wasn’t limited to one party.

Put down the kool-aid already.

[18Montclair]

And now he's itchy to force California and New York to open because his redneck supporters can go to Walmart all they want but red states are largely IRRELEVANT. 2 places run the national and global economy: Wall Street and Silicon Valley.

You can buy all the sht u want from Dollar General and Cracker Barrel and Chick Fil-A, the economy needs financing and innovation and neither are red state specialties.

Here he is whining about CA not opening quickly enough for the election.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics...s-15257207.php

#DumpTrump

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Haha you seem a bit sour.

This thread is about California and how we are suffering due to the inaction and outright dereliction of duty by this president.

I want to know how we can protect our state.

That's fine, you can do that in the Politics forum.

[Bert_from_back_East]

For starters, California should deport all illegal immigrants, including active DACA recipients, so the remaining jobs can be distributed among native-born Americans.

[18Montclair]

Definitely stop or severely cut the money we send to DC. $456B a year at last count.

That money belongs here.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by roadwarrior101

End the electoral college to ensure our popular vote counts during the November election.

That would be the macro answer on a national level since republicans cant win the popular vote, but I digress.

[Unsworth]

Blaming the President is foolish. The virus encroached on the world very quickly. Americans did not want to stay at home any more than anyone else. Americans have a tendency to resist someone telling them what to do. Why was it so bad in Italy, Spain, throughout Europe, Iran, etc. What went wrong in those countries? International travel actually spread the virus and it became widespread.

[Sydney123]

Do you mean the depression that the Californians will suffer once Trump gets re-elected?

[TR95]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Haha you seem a bit sour.

This thread is about California and how we are suffering due to the inaction and outright dereliction of duty by this president.

I want to know how we can protect our state.

Maybe you should focus your misguided attention on the actual problem in Ca with 40% deaths in the elder care facilities. You’re quite ignorant to think this is all on Trump, but won’t regurgitate the actual facts which have been stated all over the other threads. How’s Greasy Gavin doing? I’ll just let this article explain his idiocy when it comes to the nursing home problem. Why is it so hard for you and certain others to understand this is mainly a 65+ year old problem? Maybe think about what FL did and is continuing to do. What, the ignorant people in CA can’t accept the fact that another state might be doing something better than CA. Such ignorance, although not surprising.


https://www.mercurynews.com/editoria...ome-cases-soar

[Vic Romano]

I see you avoided my question. I suggest you go back to Brazil. I'm sure things are much better there.