> Just look at the types of organizations that did get enormous PPP "loans" Given that the state of California isn't the the entity that's handing out PPP loan

> Just look at the types of organizations that did get enormous PPP "loans" Given that the state of California isn't the the entity that's handing out PPP loans, I'm not sure what this has to do with anything. > Corruption Agree with your broader assessment of what's wrong with California. Ultimately, the people in charge have realized that they can continue their corrupt ways and as long as they keep the NIMBY landowner class happy with low property taxes and the limousine liberal crowd happy with virtue signalling moves, they will get their votes.