Laura du Toit

Usually, if a car has been impounded by a city, the vehicle owner pays the city an impound fee, because the city has paid for the cost of the tow. This is how a city recoups its money. In the city of Escondido, this is not the way it works. Escondido impounds so many vehicles during checkpoints that tow truck companies competitively bid to provide services at the checkpoints. The city of Escondido accepts $100K from four tow companies, totaling $400K.

The reasons for our decline are overwhelming. Obamacare put a nail in the coffin by limiting competition and being largely unaffordable. Our government spends our money with abandon on projects none of us would approve of if we were asked. The State Department squandered our money by authorizing a $500 million dollar payment to the United Nations climate change program. They did so without first obtaining congressional approval. The rule of law is dead in America.

To be blunt DOOM 2016 is amazing, as far as the Single Player is concerned. Tired of all these same old same old FPS games that make you sit behind chest-high walls until your screen is no longer covered in red jelly? Itching for a game that lets you run circles around enemies while pumping enough hot lead into them that even superman couldn't see through their corpses anymore? Sick of playing military shooters that let you sprint for fifteen seconds before your soldier gets winded?