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To: rintintin

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s statewide stay-at-home order is extremely popular with the vast majority of Californians.

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22 posted on 05/10/2020 8:52:48 AM PDT by ronnie raygun
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To: ronnie raygun
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s statewide stay-at-home order is extremely popular with the vast majority of Californians.

This is true in Sacramento, for sure. There are many tall buildings in Sac, most of which belong to one or another state agency. The people that work in those buildings get paid to "work from home". They haven't lost a cent, and some school employees are getting hazard pay when they actually report to physical work.

I drove by the Bee building a few days ago, and I saw a lot with hundreds of newspaper machines behind a locked gate. They probably lost a lot of money on those, and also from not selling the papers out of them. The Starbucks and Peet's coffee shops, and the supermarket checkout, are the places where you go to get a newspaper now. Al the Starbucks are drive through right now. I wonder how many people are driving up asking for an extra hot soy latte, a ham panninni and a Sacramento Bee?

45 posted on 05/10/2020 9:16:46 AM PDT by webheart
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To: ronnie raygun
"Gov. Gavin Newsom’s statewide stay-at-home order is extremely popular with the vast majority of Californians."

Sure it is.


48 posted on 05/10/2020 9:21:08 AM PDT by Bonemaker (invictus maneo)
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To: ronnie raygun

Exactly. Just look at all the crowded, closed beaches!


75 posted on 05/17/2020 11:01:36 AM PDT by Alas Babylon! (The prisons do not fill themselves. Get moving, Barr!)
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