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You know, yesterday I was still seeing "Come to California" ads on TV and I was wondering how they could afford those ads if they are so much in the hole financially. The only other state I see them for is my own so I'm assuming Tennessee ads are only seen locally but for me to see the California ads, they must be aired nationally. Got to be expensive. I was watching USA or TNT when I saw it. Then how about those state of the art Taj Mahal schools? Not only must it have been expensive ($578 million) to build them but they probably cost a lot to maintain.
"Critics have already dubbed it the Taj Mahal. Built on the site of the former Ambassador Hotel, where presidential candidate Robert Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, the 4,200-student school is a monument to the fiscal irresponsibility and extravagance of the nation's second-largest school district."
The economy is improving guys, stop hating. Your thinly veiled racism against our Black President is getting pretty sad
I guess that's why the mainstream media and weekend talk shows ... and even Robert Rubin (former Secretary of the Treasury,Obama advisory and Goldman Sachs golden-boy) made recent statements that we are quickly heading for a major economic crisis.
Former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin states that the country's deficit will lead to some form of major duress like high inflation, a long period of very slow economic growth and, most likely, a serious financial and economic crisis.
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