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He's probably never heard of software center or PSexec.

You like to manage thousands of desktops one at a time?

Thank you for your in-kind donation to the Trump 2020 campaign. If the USA lost the electoral college votes of California, the rest of the US would go red for the next 50 years.

You joke, but elevated Monorail would actually work in a few specific metro areas of California with the population density required.

But it says "High Speed" right in the name. Never mind that no trains are actually running on any routes yet and the proposed train isn't even that speedy by worldwide standards.

Inflation is still low. You can't wish something into existence.

The number of logical fallacies in your post is too high to make it past the filtering algorithm. Your post has now been shadowbanned.

Trump doesn't take a salary and he and his family use much smaller staffs than prior administrations. I think you are grasping at straws here.

To be fair, he didn't personally botch it but his predecessors from the same party did.

Can confirm. Duo is bugging me to study more Spanish. Hasta la mañana!

As an analyst who works with data like this all the time, this drives me crazy. I immediately saw the issue with the state of California being considered "Blue" because it discounts all the "Red" voters who live here. It's beyond absurd to assume the majority of voters represents the majority of anything else or that the proportion made up by the minority isn't statistically significant.

That's not how this works. If the market was allowed to adjust based on supply and demand, initially prices would be lower which would drive some farmers out of business and then as supply reduced, the price would come back up again and surpass where it would have been with subsidies.

California hasn't tuned anything. It's utterly incompetent in all financial dealings as shown by this visualization. https://public.tableau.com/en-...

They simply get by on the strength of the private capitalism that occurs in the state despite lawmakers every attempt to stifle it.

There will always be NIMBY. It wouldn't be a problem because of the Fifth Amendment but the courts in California are absolutely gutless.