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  • Sam06
    I lived in CA in the Late 60's early 70's and I cannot fathom what happened to the people there.

    That state is the most jacked up place in this country, they need to start over.

    Every citizen needs to see that clip 10 min before they vote and if they continue to vote for these scum bags like Kamila harris, moonbeam and maxine waters they should be commited to an insane asylum(they are already it called the state of California).

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  • TooBig
    CA pride of the failed democrap party
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  • mogley98
    Meanwhile all the people who recommended forgoing and deferring maintenance keep the salary they essentially stole.
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  • fordsix
    thats one way to get out of it all[8]
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  • select-fire
    Just turn off the utilities...
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  • serf
    California shakes rattles and rolls with earthquakes along with forest fires with Santa Antia winds then mudslides or droughts, what could be possibly more wrong? Maybe living next to active volcanoes.

    Personally, I would get out

    serf
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  • hulk2
    California is the modern day Rome. Just amazing to watch history repeat itself in current day real time. Glad I'm outta there ... [B)]
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  • ruger41
    Governor Newsome wants to tax drinking water there now. He did such a great job as Mayor of San Francisco. The rest of the State should be knee deep in heroin needles & human feces in no time.
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  • notnow
    Shouldn't PG&E have insurance for this type of thing?
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  • spasmcreek
    taxpayers in KANSAS will be held accountable ????
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  • TRAP55
    A lot of my family (retired now) were PG&E employees, I had 13yrs in with them before I got hurt, and my Dad retired as a division manager. Franc's family too. Back then it was one of the largest privately owned utilities, and for years had the best service and lowest rates in the country.
    Then the dimocrats came along, then the tree huggers. Made the company sell off assets, and slapped heavy regulations on them. The CPUC froze their rates where they could only charge half of what it cost to produce and distribute power.
    The state has done every thing they can, to destroy the company. The hard fact is, there will be chaos if they succeed.
    Two interesting points today.
    One, I still haven't seen where PG&E was found to be at fault. I could type a whole page about the state trying to cover their butts right now, and Jerry Brown stain in particular.
    Two, that pos CEO that bailed out, got a $6.5 Million payout. The important part is, she took it in stock options, after that stock just tanked. Really? Who takes a load of worthless paper for a payout...if you didn't know something the share holders don't know?
    Keep an eye on this story, things should get interesting.
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  • chiefr
    quote:Originally posted by hulk2
    California is the modern day Rome. Just amazing to watch history repeat itself in current day real time. Glad I'm outta there ... [B)]
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    Many years ago, we read classic literature of why Rome failed: All was relative to GOVERNMENT.
    Today, DEMOCRAT ideologues are blaming lead pipes.
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