Kalifornia "Prepping for Poverty"

Via John “3,500,000 new (magnetic) housing units for poor people which it what can be expected for a nascent Socialist state, like Kaliforria,  already the poorest in the nation. It is virtually guaranteed that these new units will require demolition and reconstruction within one generation, as is the norm for taxpayer funded ”public housing.”   I hope they build some of those poverty palaces in toney Malibu, Hollywood Hills, Palo Alto, the elitst techno-geek Almaden Valley near San Jose, and other uber-’riche’ enclaves where Kalifornia’s sumptuous socialists segregate themselves from the ordinary hoi polloi they rule over.”
~J

During his campaign for Chief Executive of California, then-candidate and now Governor Newsom promised three and a half million new housing units would be built in the state by 2025. He promised a majority of those units would be affordable to lower-income households, as well. He also promised he would make it profoundly easier to get those housing units approved for construction. Governor Newsom knows it’s now time to deliver on those promises.

Scott Dittrich
Double the population since Gerry Brown’s first term without increasing the amount of land around metropolitan areas, eliminate jobs in rural areas, add in layer upon layer of regulations so that those rebuilding in Malibu after recent fires must spend $500 a sq foot – for a modest home. Gavin and his party will impose more taxes on the middle class to help those not paying taxes.
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Dan DeBusschere
If Gavin builds 3.5 million new homes, there will be 7 million new residents to satisfy. Democrats already have super majority, maybe they should be satisfied and not piss off a ton of people who already live in California and are likely to have to pay the freight with increased taxes, fees, highway congestion, and lower quality of life.
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Gian Leone
I understand Beverly Hills and all its liberal celebrities are clamoring for their share of these “affordable” housing units!
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Sing Mac
There’s still plenty of space over here in downtown San Jose for more 20 story condo towers. We like having more people to party with, the more the merrier. More restaurants from all over. More nightclubs. Bigger art and wine festivals. And Paul McCartney and Sarah Brightman finally holding concerts here!
There’s a 5 story affordable housing condo opening up soon 2 blocks away, and we can’t wait to meet everyone moving in.
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