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The "5th largest economy in the world", $200 billion negative, mostly
because of Democrat fraud and excessive state retiree pensions.

The public roads and freeways are rough, bumpy, filling with cracks, chips
and potholes. Repairs are done at night and just add more dips to the deteriorating surfaces.

The Democrat solution?

We'll build toll roads! They'll pay for themselves and we can contract
the state transporation departments to maintain them!

We can charge stupid voters in battery electric vehicles to sit along side
the public traffic scum in the toll lanes because we had to steal public
road space to create the toll lanes.

The lanes branch off the main freeways and extend for less than ten miles,
then they must merge with public space again. The toll lanes are
underutilized and will never pay for themselves. They have already proven
that with the Laguna and Trabuco debacles.

Democrats never think anything through. Their solution is to simply raise taxes and throw more money at mistake after mistake.

DOGE is the right solution for the USA.

When are California voters going to realize that and kick the ignorant Democrats out?

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On Fri, 4 Apr 2025 03:38:54 -0000 (UTC), Blue State <blue@state.com>
wrote:

The "5th largest economy in the world", $200 billion negative, mostly
because of Democrat fraud and excessive state retiree pensions.

The public roads and freeways are rough, bumpy, filling with cracks, chips >and potholes. Repairs are done at night and just add more dips to the >deteriorating surfaces.

The Democrat solution?

We'll build toll roads! They'll pay for themselves and we can contract
the state transporation departments to maintain them!

We can charge stupid voters in battery electric vehicles to sit along side >the public traffic scum in the toll lanes because we had to steal public
road space to create the toll lanes.

The lanes branch off the main freeways and extend for less than ten miles, >then they must merge with public space again. The toll lanes are >underutilized and will never pay for themselves. They have already proven >that with the Laguna and Trabuco debacles.

Democrats never think anything through. Their solution is to simply raise >taxes and throw more money at mistake after mistake.

DOGE is the right solution for the USA.

When are California voters going to realize that and kick the ignorant >Democrats out?

Speaking strictly of road conditions, South Carolina will give any
state a run for the title of "Worst Roads"


J Young
jdyoung1@ymail.com

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Do red states even have roads?

The shitholes are overrun with dirty mongrels who worship Trump.

Red States are welfare states!

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