Good. Kalifornia can stand to lose some electoral votes.
Hope they go to ID and not WA or OR. The latter states are bad for business. ID is business friendly.
What happens when you create a business-hostile environment?
Interesting how these articles never seem to mention the deterioration in the quality of living and crime as a reason for leaving a city.
Such a shame. San Diego et all is one of the most beautiful places we visit. I can really understand how a person would fall in love with the place.
But the price of a gallon of milk will scare you to death, and I don't even THINK about looking at the real estate section of the newspaper when we go there.
Friend of ours who lives there says that houses that were originally built in the 1950's to accommodate middle-class and non-commissioned officers, now sells for about $500K. They're native Californians and are established. They said they could not--despite owning their own successful business--move to California now and become property owners.
As I said, such a shame.
And the red states get redder. I was one of these California refugees in 2001. By the next census the power will be moved away from the coasts. If those ridiculous gun and bullet laws they have been mulling become law, look for a stampede.
I just hope the voters who are leaving Kalifornia, after fouling their own nest, stay out west somewhere. Washington is nice - - the place is already in the toilet so they couldn't do much more damage with their Democrat votes there.