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Demand Accountability - Mahan argues that California's decline is driven by a system that prioritizes spending and public sector union interests over measurable outcomes for taxpayers.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Streamline Housing - The discussion highlights how excessive environmental regulations and high development fees have created a supply crisis that makes living in the state unaffordable for the middle class.
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Modernize Infrastructure - The episode explores the need for common-sense energy and immigration reforms to address the state's high cost of living and the fiscal threat posed by unfunded pension liabilities.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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“Government is the only entity that can take a perfectly good economy and turn it into a crisis by simply getting in the way of the people who do the work.”
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Demand Accountability - Mahan argues that California's decline is driven by a system that prioritizes spending and public sector union interests over measurable outcomes for taxpayers.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Streamline Housing - The discussion highlights how excessive environmental regulations and high development fees have created a supply crisis that makes living in the state unaffordable for the middle class.
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Modernize Infrastructure - The episode explores the need for common-sense energy and immigration reforms to address the state's high cost of living and the fiscal threat posed by unfunded pension liabilities.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Demand Accountability - Mahan argues that California's decline is driven by a system that prioritizes spending and public sector union interests over measurable outcomes for taxpayers.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Streamline Housing - The discussion highlights how excessive environmental regulations and high development fees have created a supply crisis that makes living in the state unaffordable for the middle class.
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Modernize Infrastructure - The episode explores the need for common-sense energy and immigration reforms to address the state's high cost of living and the fiscal threat posed by unfunded pension liabilities.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Demand Accountability - Mahan argues that California's decline is driven by a system that prioritizes spending and public sector union interests over measurable outcomes for taxpayers.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Streamline Housing - The discussion highlights how excessive environmental regulations and high development fees have created a supply crisis that makes living in the state unaffordable for the middle class.
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Modernize Infrastructure - The episode explores the need for common-sense energy and immigration reforms to address the state's high cost of living and the fiscal threat posed by unfunded pension liabilities.
“The fundamental problem in Sacramento is that we measure success by how much we spend, not by the results we achieve for our residents.”
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Fix the Housing Crisis - Poilievre advocates for slashing municipal red tape and tying federal infrastructure dollars to home-building targets to restore affordability for the working class.
“Government is the only entity that can take a perfectly good economy and turn it into a crisis by simply getting in the way of the people who do the work.”
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End Inflationary Spending - He proposes a 'dollar-for-dollar' rule requiring the government to find one dollar of savings for every new dollar of unbudgeted spending to curb rising costs.
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Unleash Energy Resources - The strategy focuses on repealing restrictive resource laws to fast-track permits, aiming to make Canada a global energy powerhouse and displace exports from hostile regimes.
“Government is the only entity that can take a perfectly good economy and turn it into a crisis by simply getting in the way of the people who do the work.”
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