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Well, it may not be progress for "me", but it's also not progress for the poor. CA has one of the highest poverty rates (SPA living cost adjusted rate of nearl
by thorwasdfasdf 7y ago
Well, it may not be progress for "me", but it's also not progress for the poor. CA has one of the highest poverty rates (SPA living cost adjusted rate of nearly 21%) in the entire nation. You have entire families that make over 45k per year (a salary considered middle class in the rest of the nation), living in garages in Palo Alto. I don't see many winners from the policies we have in CA/SF.