Oh, to live in the Golden State, where visionaries like Moonbeam Brown can inspire the state legislature to get that much-needed high-speed rail project going! How sad for me to live in Ohio, where our troglodyte governor turned down the HSR money... what was he thinking?

READ all about it.

Quote from: tbone0106 on July 06, 2012, 06:29:49 PM
Oh, to live in the Golden State, where visionaries like Moonbeam Brown can inspire the state legislature to get that much-needed high-speed rail project going! How sad for me to live in Ohio, where our troglodyte governor turned down the HSR money... what was he thinking?

READ all about it.

GREAT now if Washington State gets a Dem Gov again, they will demand it also. 

Watch this go down in flames, we will be voting this down come Nov.
It'll be on the ballot.

Well I see two million illegal aliens hired to work on this thing which will of course go over budget the first year.

But once they get it up and running the Drug dealers be able to get their product to San Francisco much quicker.


Billy

Quote from: Bad water BILLY on July 06, 2012, 07:58:52 PM
Well I see two million illegal aliens hired to work on this thing which will of course go over budget the first year.

But once they get it up and running the Drug dealers be able to get their product to San Francisco much quicker.


Billy

That's our Billy -- always able to see the silver lining in every cloud. 

Quote from: tbone0106 on July 06, 2012, 08:04:54 PM
That's our Billy -- always able to see the silver lining in every cloud. 

Sadly, he's right on both counts.

Quote from: Bad water BILLY on July 06, 2012, 07:58:52 PM
Well I see two million illegal aliens hired to work on this thing which will of course go over budget the first year.

But once they get it up and running the Drug dealers be able to get their product to San Francisco much quicker.


Billy

Actually, if this is the one I'm thinking about, it doesn't go to San Francisco. It's supposed to run from Victorville (for people unfamiliar with CA, Victorville IS the middle of nowhere) to Las Vegas!

No use running drugs to Las Vegas, they've got more than they can use!

-Dr Watt

Quote from: Solar on July 06, 2012, 06:39:10 PM
Watch this go down in flames, we will be voting this down come Nov.
It'll be on the ballot.

Yeah. Until some puppet federal judge strikes down the voting public.

Quote from: kramarat on July 06, 2012, 08:32:08 PM
Yeah. Until some puppet federal judge strikes down the voting public.

You just pissed on those flames.
I have no doubt the libs, as usual, will fight to the bitter end, even winding up in the 9th Circus court.
The most overturned court in the nation.

Quote from: Solar on July 06, 2012, 08:35:46 PM

You just pissed on those flames.
I have no doubt the libs, as usual, will fight to the bitter end, even winding up in the 9th Circus court.
The most overturned court in the nation.

Just got off the phone with a lib buddy out in Santa Cruz a little while ago. He said, " California isn't broke. Everyone around here is loaded."

I actually had to explain to him, that the "state" is broke. I had to explain that Stockton is on the brink of bancruptcy, with others not to far behind. Sometimes I'm jealous. Complete ignorance seems like a pretty nice place.

Quote from: kramarat on July 06, 2012, 08:47:34 PM
Just got off the phone with a lib buddy out in Santa Cruz a little while ago. He said, " California isn't broke. Everyone around here is loaded."

I actually had to explain to him, that the "state" is broke. I had to explain that Stockton is on the brink of bancruptcy, with others not to far behind. Sometimes I'm jealous. Complete ignorance seems like a pretty nice place.

He got one thing right, most of Southern Ca is loaded, on drugs that is.

Yes, ignorance is bliss.

Quote from: Solar on July 06, 2012, 08:58:08 PM

He got one thing right, most of Southern Ca is loaded, on drugs that is.

Yes, ignorance is bliss.

Santa Cruz isn't southern, but the sad part is, if they happen to wake up and remember it's voting day....................they're going to go vote for Capt. Charisma. The pied piper of the uninformed. The liar in chief.

There are a hell of a lot of underrepresented conservatives in CA. I hope they find a voice. I'm proud of Issa for sticking to his guns.

I believe the Walker win in Wisconsin, is enabling some other republicans to finally grow some balls. It's about time.

At least democrats tend to lay their blatant dishonesty out on the table..........................or maybe it it just spills onto the table, because there's so much of it.

My tolerance for lying republicans has reached it's peak.

Quote from: kramarat on July 06, 2012, 09:27:12 PM
Santa Cruz isn't southern, but the sad part is, if they happen to wake up and remember it's voting day....................they're going to go vote for Capt. Charisma. The pied piper of the uninformed. The liar in chief.

There are a hell of a lot of underrepresented conservatives in CA. I hope they find a voice. I'm proud of Issa for sticking to his guns.

I believe the Walker win in Wisconsin, is enabling some other republicans to finally grow some balls. It's about time.

At least democrats tend to lay their blatant dishonesty out on the table..........................or maybe it it just spills onto the table, because there's so much of it.

My tolerance for lying republicans has reached it's peak.

You have tolerance for lying Republicans, you say? I have a tendency to rank them right alongside lying Democrats -- as if there were some other kind -- and then try to sort the conservatives from the not-conservatives. Somehow, the not-conservative pile is always bigger, and I just hate that. 

Quote from: tbone0106 on July 06, 2012, 10:09:09 PM
You have tolerance for lying Republicans, you say? I have a tendency to rank them right alongside lying Democrats -- as if there were some other kind -- and then try to sort the conservatives from the not-conservatives. Somehow, the not-conservative pile is always bigger, and I just hate that. 

I see a full blown Conserative Party on the horizon. The Tea Party has the traditional Washington power brokers scared shitless.

Yeah. A party that keeps their promises to adhere to the Constitution. What a concept.

The People still rule here. It's time to put our employees in their place...........................before they completely forget who the boss is..................or worse. We forget who the boss is.

Quote from: kramarat on July 06, 2012, 10:35:42 PM
I see a full blown Conserative Party on the horizon. The Tea Party has the traditional Washington power brokers scared shitless.

Yeah. A party that keeps their promises to adhere to the Constitution. What a concept.

The People still rule here. It's time to put our employees in their place...........................before they completely forget who the boss is..................or worse. We forget who the boss is.

Yes, but will that party be the Republican Party?

-Dr Watt