December 4, 20169 yr A possible solution to our problem may be to sell California to Mexico for $30 billion. Gets rid of a lot of the immigration issue, pays off our national debt with roughly $10 billion left over to squander, and makes most of the California voters happy since DT won't be their President. It's a win, win, win deal.
December 4, 20169 yr Gone to Mexico along with about 10 percent of the American economy including over 50 percent of all tech revenues. Will President Trump agree to a trade deal so that we can still get almonds and olives?
December 5, 20169 yr Gone to Mexico along with about 10 percent of the American economy including over 50 percent of all tech revenues. Will President Trump agree to a trade deal so that we can still get almonds and olives? And wine. California produces some really great wines. We'd need to then import most of our melons, and a lot of our oranges and grapes. The price of those items would all go up. Orange juice & grape juice prices would rise as well. Maybe we'll be able to pay all those price increases with the money saved with the tax cuts we'll be receiving.
December 5, 20169 yr What a useless thread:lol2:... The numbers could not be more off and it will never happen for about eleventy billion reasons (to quote my friend Papa). Ugh...
December 5, 20169 yr What a useless thread:lol2:... The numbers could not be more off and it will never happen for about eleventy billion reasons (to quote my friend Papa). Ugh... I'm not giving up my affordable, good wine without a fight. Just sayin'....
December 5, 20169 yr I'm not giving up my affordable, good wine without a fight. Just sayin'.... You should be buying Kentucky wine RM. Shame on you lol
December 5, 20169 yr You should be buying Kentucky wine RM. Shame on you lol :no::no::no::no: #ShopLocal
December 5, 20169 yr You should be buying Kentucky wine RM. Shame on you lol Oh, I do. Love me some Purple Toad and Equus Run varieties. But...I love good wine, wherever it's found.
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