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What is even cheaper than government and private industry exploiting illegal aliens? Using goats for landscaping. And, of course, California is leading the way.
"When extreme overgrowth and underbrush behind a California courthouse threatened the risk of fires, the cash-strapped state knew it had to act -- and act quickly.
But the state didn't turn to the local fire department or bring in landscapers. Instead, officials hired a herd of goats.
The decision meant a cost-saving to taxpayers over hiring manual labor and proved to be better for the environment than bulldozers, argued the General Services Administration (GSA)."
This is one of a multitude of creative ideas to save the taxpayers money. On the 5 Freeway just south of Sacramento a major development has been using goats instead of people and lawn mowers to "cut" the grass.
Ideas like this are needed to end the fiscal crisis. yet, all the goats in the world will not save us from unions, illegal aliens, AB 32 and special interests.
That is what November 2, 2010 is for, to save our State and nation.
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"When extreme overgrowth and underbrush behind a California courthouse threatened the risk of fires, the cash-strapped state knew it had to act -- and act quickly.
But the state didn't turn to the local fire department or bring in landscapers. Instead, officials hired a herd of goats.
The decision meant a cost-saving to taxpayers over hiring manual labor and proved to be better for the environment than bulldozers, argued the General Services Administration (GSA)."
This is one of a multitude of creative ideas to save the taxpayers money. On the 5 Freeway just south of Sacramento a major development has been using goats instead of people and lawn mowers to "cut" the grass.
Ideas like this are needed to end the fiscal crisis. yet, all the goats in the world will not save us from unions, illegal aliens, AB 32 and special interests.
That is what November 2, 2010 is for, to save our State and nation.
More...