Driving thru California Central Valley - add Silicon Valley and Hollywood How can such a place be broke?
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Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch) November 27, 2012Rupert Murdoch’s latest question to his Twitter followers isn’t quite as controversial as some of his more recent queries, but it has drawn some attention. We’ll give the award for short-but-sweet to this fellow:
@rupertmurdoch Spending exceeds revenue.—
Jerry Stephens (@runlong01) November 27, 2012
There are plenty of good answers, though.
@rupertmurdoch Umm-because California SPENDS more then they take in? Oh, and they’re chasing away good companies w/high taxes & regulations.—
Dave Hidding (@thinkofdave) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Politicians giving stuff away—
(@CTIronman) November 27, 2012
Govt unions RT @rupertmurdoch: Driving thru California Central Valley – add Silicon Valley and Hollywood How can such a place be broke?—
Mark Bult (@markjbult) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch stupidity!—
Gina Hartsell (@LotofLabs) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Poor management?—
Darren Coutts (@DJCoutts_4) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch The same way prize fighters wind up in debt. They can't say no to spending and trying to impress friends.—
Chris K (@d0gmah) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Short-termist politicians buying votes and central bankers inflating the wealth away. Fed created 1913, start of decline.—
Iron Lad (@The_Iron_Lad) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch To much marijuana smoking. It affects short term memory which is all they had.—
Marco Tolama (@marcotolama) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Same reason any other ponzi scheme goes under..—
michael (@michaelsayeth) November 27, 2012
RT @rupertmurdoch: Driving thru California Central Valley – add Silicon Valley and Hollywood How can such a place be broke? / ask Pelosi—
(@Linksman102) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Arnold Swarschhhgarngeergger—
William Cheffirs (@WCheffirs) November 27, 2012
Quite a few blame the rich for keeping California in debt. If only they paid their fair share…
@rupertmurdoch Rich guys not paying enough tax maybe!?!?—
charles fenech (@charlesffenech) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch That'll be not enough tax from those successes you see.—
Dav (@TheDaveSilver) November 27, 2012
"@rupertmurdoch: Driving thru California Central Valley – add Silicon Valley and Hollywood How can such a place be broke?" They dodge taxes?—
Vicci (@vicciho) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Because billionaire assholes don't pay shit for taxes—
just me (@justme277) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch tax breaks for rich old dudes and welfare programs disguised as union benefits—
Craig Swinson (@CraigSwinson) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch Maybe people who own the big companies took all the money , without putting anything much back. It's usually that way …eh !—
Bradders Bluesinger (@BraddersBlusngr) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch indefatigable 1%ers hoarding all the capital and power for personal and not societal benefit? #chancesare—
Captain Danger (@CaPtAiN_dAnGeR_) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch because of greedy motherfuckers like you?—
TAPERECORDER. (@tprcrdr) November 27, 2012
@rupertmurdoch You rich fucks taking more than your share. Simple really.—
(@infectedarea) November 27, 2012
Hey, it was just an innocent question.
"@rupertmurdoch: Driving thru California Central Valley – add Silicon Valley and Hollywood How can such a place be broke?" Hope you get shot—
FRB 3. (@AbedAhmed93) November 27, 2012
