State Indicator That MAGA Governing Is A Failure: State Results From Unanimous Consensus

nothing was done by any administration....no matter who was president or state governor....California has been sinking in quality since at least the 90's maybe in the late 80's....
Let's talk strategy.

We are where we are: unions are gutted, most of us are “at-will” employees, pensions are gone, and your job is just a transaction now. You sell your time and lose your benefits the second a spreadsheet says you’re not needed.

That lopsided setup didn’t fall from the sky, it was built over decades of policy choices that shifted power and security from workers to employers.

At this point there are only two realistic ways to rebalance it:
(1) rebuild power and security inside the workplace (unions, just-cause laws, retirement protections), or
(2) rebuild it outside the workplace through tax and social policy (health care, retirement, wage supports, child benefits, etc.).

Democrats are open to either mix of those solutions. Republicans are basically defending the status quo, where workers carry all the risk and employers keep all the flexibility, power, and profit.
 
Let's talk strategy.

We are where we are: unions are gutted, most of us are “at-will” employees, pensions are gone, and your job is just a transaction now. You sell your time and lose your benefits the second a spreadsheet says you’re not needed.

That lopsided setup didn’t fall from the sky, it was built over decades of policy choices that shifted power and security from workers to employers.

At this point there are only two realistic ways to rebalance it:
(1) rebuild power and security inside the workplace (unions, just-cause laws, retirement protections), or
(2) rebuild it outside the workplace through tax and social policy (health care, retirement, wage supports, child benefits, etc.).

Democrats are open to either mix of those solutions. Republicans are basically defending the status quo, where workers carry all the risk and employers keep all the flexibility, power, and profit.
democrats didnt do much when i was working there to help the PO when that 5 billion dollar a year thing was put upon them.....so sorry i cant buy what you said about them...they **** people too they just go about it a different way....
 
democrats didnt do much when i was working there to help the PO when that 5 billion dollar a year thing was put upon them.....so sorry i cant buy what you said about them...they **** people too they just go about it a different way....
The bill passed in 2006 under a Republican Congress and was signed by George W. Bush. Never went to recorded vote, just passed with a chorus of "yeas".

Democrats later pushed to repeal it, and in 2022 the prefunding mandate was finally eliminated (Biden signed the reform).

Democrats have not been successful protecting the middle class for sure. There is no will in the electorate to limit the power of corporations and wealthy owners. The republicans spin it as "socialism" and the effort dies. I dont know why the electorate is so easily fooled.
 
California aint doing as great as a lot of people think it is....some people think its still like it was in its glory days,because they read something...

I have friends in San Jose, Sacramento and elsewhere. I've spent time there. Democrats love to live in denial. Aside from the economic woes which lay ahead in the next 20 years, there is a changing demographic from producers to takers, and the fact is, the state is running out of water.
 
California aint doing as great as a lot of people think it is....some people think its still like it was in its glory days,because they read something...
Your feelings...

 
The bill passed in 2006 under a Republican Congress and was signed by George W. Bush. Never went to recorded vote, just passed with a chorus of "yeas".

Democrats later pushed to repeal it, and in 2022 the prefunding mandate was finally eliminated (Biden signed the reform).

Democrats have not been successful protecting the middle class for sure. There is no will in the electorate to limit the power of corporations and wealthy owners. The republicans spin it as "socialism" and the effort dies. I dont know why the electorate is so easily fooled.
the bill was coproduced with 2 democrats....they are just as guilty....
 
I have friends in San Jose, Sacramento and elsewhere. I've spent time there. Democrats love to live in denial. Aside from the economic woes which lay ahead in the next 20 years, there is a changing demographic from producers to takers, and the fact is, the state is running out of water.
yep they as well as the states along the Colorado river....
 
Mexicans “happened” to Mexifornia.

Mexicans SETTLED California, Loser. They were there before white Americans arrived.

Your stupidity and ignorance knows no bounds. Clueless, brainless, and lacking in any kind of human decency whatsoever. Remember that those who falsely condemn others, are themselves to be subjected to the punishment they would inflict on the condemned.

There are so many good and valid reasons you're a "broke loser".
 
Mexicans SETTLED California, Loser. They were there before white Americans arrived.

Your stupidity and ignorance knows no bounds. Clueless, brainless, and lacking in any kind of human decency whatsoever. Remember that those who falsely condemn others, are themselves to be subjected to the punishment they would inflict on the condemned.

There are so many good and valid reasons you're a "broke loser".
In 1980 California was an American state, it’s now a state of Mexico’s…it’s a thirdworld shithole inhabited by thirdworld filth. It is what it is. I don’t make up the scary facts.
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Let's talk strategy.

We are where we are: unions are gutted, most of us are “at-will” employees, pensions are gone, and your job is just a transaction now. You sell your time and lose your benefits the second a spreadsheet says you’re not needed.

That lopsided setup didn’t fall from the sky, it was built over decades of policy choices that shifted power and security from workers to employers.

At this point there are only two realistic ways to rebalance it:
(1) rebuild power and security inside the workplace (unions, just-cause laws, retirement protections), or
(2) rebuild it outside the workplace through tax and social policy (health care, retirement, wage supports, child benefits, etc.).

Democrats are open to either mix of those solutions. Republicans are basically defending the status quo, where workers carry all the risk and employers keep all the flexibility, power, and profit.

We are where we are: unions are gutted,


That's crazy! Look at all the good they did for the steel, auto and airline industries.

most of us are “at-will” employees,

As opposed to having a guaranteed job?

pensions are gone,

People living longer, not staying at the same job forever, paying pensions for decades became unaffordable.

Democrats are open to either mix of those solutions.

Democrat solutions, like the (not) ACA and the government takeover of college loans?

No thanks.
 
Mexicans SETTLED California, Loser. They were there before white Americans arrived.

Your stupidity and ignorance knows no bounds. Clueless, brainless, and lacking in any kind of human decency whatsoever. Remember that those who falsely condemn others, are themselves to be subjected to the punishment they would inflict on the condemned.

There are so many good and valid reasons you're a "broke loser".

Mexicans SETTLED California, Loser. They were there before white Americans arrived.

The Spanish?
 
The obvious conclusion is that one state has benefited from teh status quo, and thus supports it, while the other has been utterly fucked by the status quo and thus supportes the outsider who wants change.


Perfectly reasonable.


YOur inability to respect that, is a personal failure on your part.
The obvious conclusion is that there is no obvious conclusion. Especially not the claim in the OP.

You'd need to look at so many things to ensure data is "normalized" between any state.

This has already been pointed out, but never addressed (as usual because it would take away from the troll narrative that is being pushed). What a joke.
 
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The answer is in your tables. 1% of students in Mississippi took the SAT vs 55% in Massachusetts.

If only the top 1% of students took the SAT in Massachusetts, the average score for the state would be north of 1500.

That's not an answer because it somehow assumes that those who took the SAT in Mississippi were the top 1%.
 
What Iwould do iis import more Somalis so they can steal ya blind and you can feel superior about it
You don't need Somalis for that. Whites have one that just fine. Every year the UCR shows just how much white collar crime whites commit and it is staggering.
 
Which state has the larger white population?
Communities, cities, states and nations with the larger population of whites are always cleaner, safer, smarter, united and productive.
Thanks for pointing that out.

Incorrect.
 
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