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  1. California really *was* the Golden State. And liberals wrecked it.

    The next big thing is the coming electricity blackouts. The insane policy of unreliable solar and wind power is going to create all sorts of pain and losses. Power prices way up. Beyond stupid. CAGW is a scam.

  2. Cornhead,

    Yup reality has started to ‘interfere’ with their “best laid plans”.

    Newsome and the democrats want to end the sale of all gasoline powered vehicles by 2035. No doubt punitive measures are planned for those citizens that fail to get the memo. So californians are being ‘encouraged’ and propagandized to transition to electric cars.

    Calfornia increasingly gets its power from wind and sun. When the winds don’t blow and after the sun goes down, there’s a shortage in the production of energy supply. Most people work and when they get home is when electrical usage goes way up.

    In reaction to the severe heat in the West, now we have the state encouraging those electric car owners to put off charging their cars at night… what to do when you have to be at work the next morning?

    Ah the irony, it’s literally Shakespearean.

  3. I lived in California for over 40 years. Such a rich, beautiful place. I was fortunate. It’s heartbreaking to see how its government has run it down.

    However, unlike many sad, unpleasant places, California just has to stop doing a lot of stupid things and start doing a few smart things to turn itself around. It wouldn’t take long.

    Of course, that’s no guarantee California will turn around.

  4. I want to leave California due to insane politics, taxes, prices,crowding, and so on, but God it’s hard to leave the almost perfect year-round weather of the 10 mile strip along the SoCal coast. Go ten more miles inland and the weather isn’t any different from Texas. Very strange place but perfect if you can afford to get within that strip.

    I will eventually leave, just need to find a place that doesn’t have hot summers or cold winters, mostly speaks English and has sane politics. Any suggestions?

  5. Alabama and Mississippi are cooler than Texas, have honest governments and mild winters. Mississippi has the largest number of state-wide Black elected officials in the USA, a majority of whom are Republicans. Depending upon your livelihood, those states might be good options. The people are friendly, and if you make it plain that you have not brought Commie voting habits from California, would be welcoming. Georgia, outside of Atlanta, is also quite pleasant. Remember, though, that Atlanta is a metastasizing cancer, constantly growing across North Georgia.

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