So that's essentially our California?Sheesh, take a joke. I live in Alberta, which is the Texas of Canada.
Well then at least it's just Texas companies that are negligent/criminally irresponsible and not (necessarily) the state government.It's actually the companies responsibility to provide local fire department with a list of all dangers at your plant in Texas, also, stop being a stereotyping piece of shit.
I failed at sarcasm. Texas and California are nothing alike. I think I stated the only four similar attributes of both states.The topic was more on the political side of things though, relative to the rest of the country in which the state/province resides. In which case either BC or Quebec would be the California equivalent. BC because it's full of hippy weirdos, or Quebec because it will be bankrupt sooner or later.
It's a pretty recent turn around though, in the first article you linked it says we were 26 billion in the hole 3 years ago.California is broke? Next year the state will have a22 million dollar surplus. The idea of a broke California is so 2008.
Of course, with garbage likethispassing the editor's desk, it's no wonder. I still lol at the whole idea of a Texas economic miracle, or at Californians who think they are somehow smarter or more sophisticated than people from Texas.
I suspect it is related to how much of the state goes up in flames during the summer.That improvement in three years' time is still pretty damn impressive. I didn't know the state had made strides that great to get out of the red.