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To: paul51
It may have something to do with Ca being over taxed, over regulated, run by crooked politicians on the dole from unions and special interests and assorted marxists that have resulted in the state being bankrupt. As for the 38 million, don't look what is causing all that population growth...you may get ill

Over taxed and over regulated....what states aren't? The regulation comes MOSTLY from the Feds. The taxes are to make roads...:o)MOST of our taxes seem to go to highways.

Crooked politicians? Check out the REST OF THE PLANET and you will find that crooked politicians are everywhere. If you don't have them in Puckerbrush, USA, where you must live, then it's because no one cares there. What a dumb thing for you to say and you know it.

Unions and special interests and assorted marxists?
Unions aren't OUR problem; they are yours. Unions make up only 18% of the US workforce. The other 82% of the workforce use the free market system. Nothing wrong with that.

Special interests--another dumb statement. Show me a state that doesn't have "special interest" groups. Congress is always complaining about its members and their "pork barrel" special interests. Wake up and smell the coffee, paul51.

Assorted marxiists -- They exist around MOST large universities because college profs so often are ASSorted marxists. If you haven't any ASSorted marxists then you haven't any large universities. Big states create big universities. Big states have big money and can afford big salaries to attract the best.
The University of California had Dr. Wernher von Braun in its Physics Department. There weren't any better profs of physics at the time.
Yeah, he was German-born American rocket scientist, aerospace engineer, space architect, and one of the leading figures in the development of rocket technology in Nazi Germany during World War II and in the United States after that. He died in 1977. He did spend the last 30+ years of his life in America.

43 posted on 01/26/2012 8:09:23 PM PST by cloudmountain
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To: cloudmountain
I would agree most of these things are not unique to CA. On the other hand, I also believe it is generally recognized that Ca has a tendency to take them to new levels....particularly when it comes to things like taxes, financial stability, regulations and political orientation. If you don't agree, I understand. I spend a fair amount of time in Ca, Utah and Wyoming and at times I feel I live in three different countries. There are major differences.
46 posted on 01/26/2012 10:02:02 PM PST by paul51 (11 September 2001 - Never forget)
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