> had the foresight to prepare its systems for a once-in-ever event in advance As I already said, which you ignored: "California received $15.3 billion in fed

> had the foresight to prepare its systems for a once-in-ever event in advance As I already said, which you ignored: "California received $15.3 billion in federal Coronavirus Relief Funds, but allocated none of it to repaying its outstanding loans." > I will respect this criticism somewhat if you can point me to the people making it advocating the necessary changes in advance of the need Here is a WSJ article criticizing CA's choice to not use reliefs funds to pay the loans: https://www.wsj.com/articles/democratic-led-states-let-their-federal-unemployment-debts-linger-11657531801 https://www.wsj.com/articles/democratic-led-states-let-their... But it really does not matter, since your mind is already made up and you are being disingenuous.