Posted on 07/18/2015 10:19:30 AM PDT by MarchonDC09122009
Jerry won’t be here in 2030, or not very much here. I think he’s 78, now. Crazy old coot—burn the bridge behind you, without one going forward.
Anyone that can leave,will.The State will be left brewing in it’s illegal immigrant stew.
They better do it while they can still tank up :)
Sounds like moonbeam is tanked up. Is he back in the “bowl” again.
2 ways to reach that goal:
1. Immediate crash building of dozens of nuclear power plants, coupled with the outlawing of the sale of all gasoline and diesel vehicles and allow electric vehicle sales only.
2. Reduce the population of California by half.
LOL at this =- “could be devastating”.
Part of the problem with California is high housing costs.
There’s some old jokes about California and housing.
One joke is that you can have a great job, earning $100,000 a year, and you still can’t afford a house.
The other is that in the LA area, you keep driving to housing developments further and further away, until you get to an exit where the housing prices are cheaper where you can afford a house.
The point is, sorry to ramble, but land use policies and restrictive zoning ,and supply and demand, cause greatly increased use of gasoline, because so many people end up living so far from work. I bet Jerry Brown didn’t take any of this into account as he decrees that we should reduce gasoline consumption by 50% in 15 years.
Why not combine this with a CO2 reduction?
He should sign an order requiring the population to breath half as much.
Does Jerry Brown take anything into account when he proposes any of his hare brained ideas?
Jerry won’t be here in 2030, or not very much here.
My thought exactly. Easy to destroy your state when you aren’t going to have to live with the consequences. Californians had better wake up and move away as soon as they can and don’t go to Washington for goodness sake as they are going to do the same thing.
The guy is a complete idiot.
I live in Glendale, California.
Our town has a stop sign or stop light on just about every corner. I’ll bet it’s over 98%.
In neighborhoods, that isn’t good enough. They put speed bumps in the roadway.
This town is geared to be completely anti-vehicle.
When do you use the most gas? That’s right, when you go from stop to safe operating speed. What is the net result of stopping at every corner, or having to slow down even in the middle of blocks for speed bumps. That’s right.
This situation increases gas consumption by a factor of three or more.
It’s a real hoot getting a bill from the power company telling us how to save energy, when the town policy is to triple the energy consumption for vehicles.
He’s desperate to figure out ways to get people to ride his high-speed train.
They will just keep charging higher prices for Greenhouse Credits, thus swelling Government coffers (Brown's goal) and forcing everyone to public transportation...yet to be built.
Like the Bullet Train to Nowhere.
You would think Gov. Brown would have more immediate worries, like the drought!!!!
What will become of the Inland Empire?
Some of us were born and raised here. We will stand and fight.
Anyone that can leave,will.The State will be left brewing in it’s illegal immigrant stew.
True enough. but in 15 years there will be no mandates-the Mexicans will ignore or get rid of them.
California will continue to resemble a Third World country in many ways.
I can relate to that,nobody’s going to force me off the family farm either.
To be a bigger idiot,old Jerry would have to gain weight.
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