re: #10 mikiesmoky2
Since my only goal is to educate, i.e., I don’t want to embarrass anyone, I will only offer the important part of the piece, which, apparently, some have missed:
Apparently, when our leadership has had to choose between performing normal and necessary governmental operations versus shifting wealth to the top 0.1%, they have opted for the latter, i.e., we can’t devote the same wealth to investments in infrastructure and give to the top 0.1%.
Is anyone awake?
mz
Maybe it’s being Californian where we do not under tax the upper 1% like the Feds do. And yet failed to maintain the infrastructure. We have the Buffet rule plus here after all. We soak the rich pretty good. The roads still suck.