He means “too tilted” toward conservativism.
But, let’s give it a try in Hollywood and Beverly Hills first with plenty of section 8 housing throughout. Use eminent domain if needed (or even if not). And let us see how well it works first.
George Lucas’ empire is striking back in its long-running battle to build a palatial film studio in the pastoral hills north of San Francisco. Lucasfilm, the force behind the Star Wars movies, shocked Marin County on Tuesday by announcing that it is abandoning the controversial Grady Ranch project, citing bitter opposition from neighbors and delays in the approval process.
The company said it would build its new digital media production studio elsewhere and hopes to sell the historic farmland to a developer interested in constructing low-income housing.
The company and its backers said the new production studio would generate hundreds of high-paying jobs and tax revenue. Lucasfilm hoped to break ground next year in an area about 15 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. But the project generated strong opposition from homeowners and environmentalists who feared it would increase traffic, noise and environmental damage — despite company promises to preserve open space and reduce impacts on the community.