[SoCal Pubbie]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican. There are a large number of native born Californians such as myself who vote that way. The huge influx of people from Asia and Latin America, plus younger people indoctrinated by a thoroughly leftist education system account for the change.

Many leading politicians are from somewhere else. Nancy Pelosi was born into a powerful democratic family in Maryland. Barbara Boxer was born in Brooklyn. Willie Brown came from Texas. The parents of Diane Feinstein immigrated from Poland. The parents of Kamala Harris both came from foreign countries. They feed off racial grievance in a state with a shrinking white population.

[dragnet2]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican.

Well that's not going to happen. Next.

[onedoug]

I know PDJT is campaigning for Cox in the fall. Sort of amazing he even made the ballot. May fantasy is Cox is elected, and even as a figurehead, can work with the majority constituency that elected him, and begin to sober up enough of the state to matter.

[dragnet2]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican.

Of course I never wrote anything about “getting rid of Los Angeles and San Francisco.

May you can explain what is the difference is between, "Taking out LA and SF" and Getting rid of LA and SF?

[dragnet2]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican.

Of course I never wrote anything about “getting rid of Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Of course you did! It's right here!

It's what I'm talking about and what you stated...Getting rid of, taking out the voters, or ignoring the voter rolls in LA and SF ain't going to happen, ever.

So why bother providing voting scenarios which completely ignores, omits and or "Takes out" or "Gets rid of", both the states major population centers?

Not happening.☺

[dragnet2]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican.

Of course I never wrote anything about “getting rid of Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Of course you did! It's right here!

It's what I'm talking about and what you stated...Getting rid of, taking out the voters, or ignoring the voter rolls in LA and SF ain't going to happen, ever.

So why bother providing voting scenarios which completely ignores, omits and or "Takes out" or "Gets rid of", both the states major population centers?

Not happening.☺

[dragnet2]

If you took out the cities of Los Angeles and San Fransisco the state would vote majority republican.

So in the real world, how do we simply omit these population centers? And again, if it's never going to happen, why bother even mentioning it? Comments like yours are pie in the sky from my perspective.