Is the CA GOP dead? Maybe...

Breitbart.com ^ | 08/08/12 | Adam Sparks

[sfwarrior]

The NY Times just wrote about the demise of the CA GOP. It claimed its dramatic loss in voter registration, now just 30% of the state's voters, is due to the fact that the party has run out of ideas popular with the electorate and that it has grown increasingly conservative, out of step with independents who decide elections. Yes, the GOP has declined to insignificant status. It's minority status is now so small it can no longer block any legislation or budget that Gov. Brown and the Dems want. We live in a one party state. The state GOP simply sits in the legislature, relegated merely as silent observers watching in agony at the demolition of its state.

[sfwarrior]

There is some life left, maybe, and onlyl if Prop. 32 passes, otherwise, game over for the CA GOP.

[RC2]

One answer....divide the state into two states. Los Angeles and San Francisco go to Southern Calif. Most of Northern Calif is Republican anyway.

[pallis]

Arnold ain’t saying he’ll be back, and no one wants him. Funny how things change. Remember when the RINOs were telling conservatives that Arnold and California were the example for how the Republican Party should go?

[stocksthatgoup]

More conservatives are the answer, not more milk toast moderates, who go along to get along. (Arnold)

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

The demise of the Republican party in California simply means Americans have been out bred by aliens. California’s fate merely points to the method by which America is being conquered by the Third World.

[LouAvul]

I lived there till '05. My observation is that there is a small minority of true conservatives in kal. But the "republican party" is more aligned with the democratic party of old and the democratic party is rank communist.

And kalifornistan will never, ever, never divide into two separate states. There's too much money to be stolen by the pigs in Sacramento for them to allow that to happen.

[SMARTY]

Dead? I thought rigor mortis set in LONG ago!!

[CaptainAmiigaf]

In the future, students will study the resulting demise of a once-great state when it willingly adopted a political system known as “ONE PARTY RULE”.
It has worked so very well everywhere it’s been tried.
California has two problems, those flocking IN and those who are sadly ESCAPING. The “takers” and the “makers”

[Scott from the Left Coast]

The problem dooming California is that even if 32 is passed, enterprising judges will be easily found to get it declared unconstitutional...as they have all of the other good propositions that have been passed by the voters over the years.

An aside...this is exactly what the entire nation has in front of it should Obama get a second term. The country will be unrecognizable and in the iron grip of the Marxist/Fascists for at least generations.

[NormsRevenge]

2003 was the end of the CAGoP. It failed to deliver and now we all pay thru the nose and pocketbooks for Rinos on steroids who spent like drunken DemocRats and partied with them while the state burned.

[Navy Patriot]

...if Prop. 32 passes...

It will be voided by ONE judge.

California will only be mitigated by producers moving their treasure, income, production and maybe even themselves out of state.

[Astronaut]

Bingo. White Christian America is dying. We are being overrun with third world savages and if the demographic trend continues, the hard working, patriotic people that made this country great will be a minority within a few decades. When that happens, the country is finished. Of course, we might not even last long enough to let the illegal alien hordes tear us apart. We seem to be bent on our own self destruction.

[Menehune56]

California has two problems, those flocking IN and those who are sadly ESCAPING. The “takers” and the “makers”

My wife and I left in 1997 to follow our careers as opportunities disappeared in California. Since then, the state's extreme leftist politics and liberal judicial system overturning the rare conservative proposition victories have combined to kill whatever desire we might have had to return.

[SwankyC]

is due to the fact that the party has run out of ideas popular with the electorate and that it has grown increasingly conservative, out of step with independents who decide elections

Huh!? HARD LEFT california passed stuff like the Prop 187 and Prop 8 and conservatives are going extinct?

[txrefugee]

Could be. All the sane conservatives are moving to TX and AZ. It will really get interesting when there are no more producers and the number of public parasites keeps growing.

[RC2]

I don’t believe that will ever happen. Especially when looking at all the illegals in California and no voter ID. They will stuff the ballot box. It’s a welfare state and it won’t change as long as we keep handing out money and medical services to illegals.

[ansel12]

The Protestant vote is dead in California.

[Oldexpat]

To make matters worse, the State Legislature is in the process of passing a new law giving Calpers style pensions to all workers in the state who don't have employer sponsored programs. This is to eliminate the “pension envy” which has aroused the voters. Rather than reform the abused pension system, which is broke, they are going to expand it. We are organizing our departure. This fall we will survey both AZ and TX to see where we want to settle. We expect that we can buy a house for about 1/3 of CA prices. We hate to leave the San Diego weather, but we will have more money to travel in the hot seasons.

[Bernard Marx]

The demise of the Republican party in California simply means Americans have been out bred by aliens.

I remember some of us pointing that out here 10 years ago -- demographics is destiny. Uncontrolled illegal immigration will have the same result across the entire U.S. Many here are getting so much enjoyment out of hating CA they don't see what's happening in their own back yards.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

I totally agree with you.