Cobretti said:A new Berkeley poll is brutal for Newsom. Just 11% say he's doing a good job on homelessness, 20% on crime, 27% on schools. Californians have had enough.
— Kevin Kiley (@KevinKileyCA) February 15, 2022
tommie said:
My office is in Santa Barbara. Although, I see a significant amount of homelessness in California (SF, LA) I'm starting to see it everywhere (Tulsa, Chicago, Dallas).
Cobretti said:A new Berkeley poll is brutal for Newsom. Just 11% say he's doing a good job on homelessness, 20% on crime, 27% on schools. Californians have had enough.
— Kevin Kiley (@KevinKileyCA) February 15, 2022
Chateau Cheval Blanc on ice....even better!muddybrazos said:Riunite on ice, riunite so nice!J.R. said:I do!! What is meant by that is most red wine is served entirely too warm. Many and I mean most restaurants server red way too hot and conversely serve white wine too cold. Red should be served at 55-70 degrees . White (mostly) sb served at around 45-50. Nothing worse than going to a restaurant in warmer climates in the summer and get a bottle red that is at bathwater temp.FormerFlash said:Who chills red wine?clubhi said:
Yep, just spent some time in wine country and then Tahoe. Total 3rd world country. They did not chill their reds. Stay away
Canada2017 said:
Our country's homeless population is increasing rapidly and will continue to do so until our judicial system faces facts .
A. Most of the homeless suffer from varying degrees of mental illness.
B. Mentally ill people rarely make rational choices in regards to their health or even long term survival .
C. Patient Rights laws , though well meaning , are a disaster resulting in the near impossibility of getting the mentally ill into a hospital against their will.
D. Most of the mentally ill developed their condition as a result of ILLEGAL NARCOTICS.. Legalized such narcotics would inevitably damage even more individuals resulting in an even larger homeless population.
The following metropolitan cities lost the most residents in 2021:
— Patrick Bet-David (@patrickbetdavid) March 27, 2022
1. New York: lost 328,000
2. Los Angeles: lost 176,000
3. San Francisco: lost 116,000
4. Chicago: lost 92,000
5. San Jose: lost 43,000
What do these 5 cities have in common?
Here’s which cities grew the most:
— Patrick Bet-David (@patrickbetdavid) March 27, 2022
1.Dallas: + 97,300
2.Phoenix: + 78,200
3.Houston: + 69,100
4.Austin: + 53,300
Last I heard, Dallas proper was supposedly losing population as opposed to the suburbs.OsoCoreyell said:
I can tell with Dallas. What are the figures for the MSAs as opposed to the cities proper? I think there has been far more growth in the northern suburbs of Dallas than in Dallas itself.
