jbycho

Uh oh. Be ready for the "flag" response.

Pause a moment and think about who you are responding to. A guy that thinks California is keeping Florida afloat. Even though.they are the most broke state in the nation with $500+ billion in debt and still begging for federal funding for shlt like "trans gender studies".

Call me all the names you want pee guy #2. Doesn't mean anything.

And go figure, he didn't kill anyone on the set. Alec Baldwin is mad.

We've been telling you this since day one.

We can put a broken statue of Obama out in the waste as a reminder of the liberal fail.

Ok Rusty.

Hell, you can off them where they stand and let their bones litter the landscape as a reminder for decades into the future. Love this move.

You are shamed to have been @Red White and Blue? Tell us why you were cut off from the chat and decided to use yet another alias to post. Did it hurt you that bad?

Snopes.

Sorry they hurt you so much.

Nope. You liberals hate. You are all disgusting.

You need it.

Really? When did you start posting on this site?

No he isn't.

Ok Rusty, mdc, general, gutterboy, herbivore, seanmooney, ronartest .. .

Ok Rusty. Carry on.

Can’t believe it’s been months and you’re still posting with 2 different usernames pretending to be different people. That's what you sound like.

California's state and local government debt is estimated to be over half a trillion dollars, making it the most indebted state in the nation, with a significant portion attributed to unfunded public employee liabilities. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Unfunded Liabilities: A substantial portion of this debt consists of unfunded public employee liabilities, which have grown significantly in recent years. Debt Per Household: The state's debt burden translates to roughly $125,000 of debt per California household. Budget Deficit: California is facing a significant budget deficit, with the Legislative Analyst's Office estimating a $68 billion deficit for the 2024-25 fiscal year. Debt Issuance: State and local government entities in California have issued more than $2 trillion in debt over the last four decades. Debt by Type: General obligation bonds had the highest volume in the first six months of CY 2024 with $12.0 billion issued, representing 30.6% of total debt by type. Total Debt: California's total long-term debt, including both state and local governments, is estimated to be over half a trillion dollars, or around $510 billion.

They can't even afford to take care of themselves.

I don't ask for your response. I just point out the facts. You can move along now Sally.

Sure. That's why you dopes are so buried in debt that you need federal funding to support you. What a f'ing uninformed idiot you are.

That is them 100%

No one cares.

You ok dude? So much anger.