I'd like to hear a republican tell us what his party did that he's proud of. Did they balance the budget? Find WMDs in Iraq, replace the ACA, stop 9/11? Without hating us what do they hold on to?
We raised taxes and balanced the budget. We passed the ACA. We made trade, anti-nuke, and global warming agreements.
They piss and whine like shrills and this seem enough. It's kinda sad to see them lower themselves into the sewer with Reagan, Bush, and Trump.
As much as I detest the failed policies of Reagan's tax cuts, I don't want to see the Reagan Library go up in flames. When I look at the worst fires in Cali history they all took place long after Reagan left office which tells us a lot about what my generation can expect in the future.
1. CAMP FIRE - (Butte County), November 2018
Structures destroyed: 18,804
Acres burned: 153,336
Deaths: 86
2. TUBBS FIRE - (Napa County, Sonoma County), October 2017
Structures destroyed: 5,636
Acres burned: 36,807
Deaths: 22
3. TUNNEL FIRE - Oakland Hills (Alameda County), October 1991
Structures destroyed: 2,900
Acres burned: 1,600
Deaths: 25
4. CEDAR FIRE (San Diego County), October 2003
Structures destroyed: 2,820
Acres burned: 273,246
Deaths: 15
5. VALLEY FIRE (Lake, Napa & Sonoma County), September 2015
Structures destroyed: 1,955
Acres burned: 76,067
Deaths: 4
6. WITCH FIRE (San Diego County), October 2007
Structures destroyed: 1,650
Acres burned: 197,990
Deaths: 2
7. WOOLSEY FIRE (Ventura County), Nov. 2018
Structures destroyed: 1,643
Acres burned: 96,949
Deaths: 3
8. CARR FIRE (Shasta County, Trinity County), July 2018
Structures destroyed: 1,614
Acres burned: 229,651
Deaths: 8
9. NUNS FIRE (Sonoma County), October 2017
Structures destroyed: 1,355
Acres burned: 54,382
Deaths: 3
10. THOMAS FIRE (Ventura County, Santa Barbara), December 2017
Structures destroyed: 1,063
Acres burned: 281,893
Deaths: 2 |
