Democrats are in complete control of California and can’t deliver enough water and electricity to keep its citizens comfortable.
This is outrageous.
What’s even more outrageous is the lack of outrage.
Too many Americans have been gaslighted into accepting what should be wholly unacceptable as normal — their own government’s ongoing failure to provide them with the basic necessities that sustain life.
Call me an old fuddy-duddy, but there was a time when the least we expected from government was enough electricity and water. Ask Mr. One-Term President Jimmy Carter about that. The issue that derailed his presidency (along with the Iran hostage crisis) was gasoline shortages. Anyone who grew up in the 70s remembers those gasoline lines and the lies the media and scientific “experts” told about how it wasn’t Jimmy’s fault that the planet was running out of fossil fuels.
We didn’t stand for those lies then. We wanted the problem fixed, so we fired the guy in charge and replaced him with Ronald Reagan, an optimist who understood America’s future was limitless. What followed was 20 blissful years of peace and prosperity.
Today, though, Americans are putting up with it. Well, not all Americans. Democrats. Democrat voters are putting up with not having enough water and electricity. They’re putting up with it in Democrat-controlled California. They put up with it for years in Democrat-controlled Flint, Michigan. They’re putting up with it in Democrat-controlled Jackson, MS.
People making important decisions in these failing states are not educated enough to made policy that will effect other peoples lives. If they would only do some research, put themselves in the average person’s shoes and think a little, they too could see and realize what they are and have proposed will not work in the long run. Example: Shutting down all reliable nuclear and fossil power plants, and expecting solar and wind farms to produce enough power, and forcing people to buy electric cars. Then telling people to not charge their cars because the electrical grid now can’t handle the load. Still shaking my head and not understanding how we let this happen.