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An interesting interview with McPeak on this topic.

I should have added that the interview is about transportation issues in general.

The handwriting from Sunne is on the wall. If local authorities won't expand the housing market in their area the state will not help them with transportation improvements. Schwarzenegger's business model has the potential to gobble up rural California.

As a conservative have, I can only hope that gentrification will frustrate Schwarzenegger's plans to inject California's new immigrants into the remaining productive, rural landscape of the state. If California is forced to surrender it's agricultural lands to house the progeny of Mexico's poor our nation will feel the pain.

What is logical would be to force this expanding population into regions with less productive ag land. Southern and western Arizona, northern and eastern Nevada and western Utah would be great places to establish large colonies of foreign aliens. They won't miss the water. They had liitle in their home towns. They could collect welfare and food stamps, mow each others lawns and not have to worry about the corruption of the Federales.