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"I've always been amazed that more and more people insist on living in the same place as if there are no other decent places to live in this fair land."

Is it a greater calling to run from the problem or to stay and fix it? When you start running, where are you going to finally draw a line and say: no farther?

I agree when there is a real prospect of winning. but looking at the legislature your fellow citizens have gifted you with I have to wonder if that ship has not sailed.

Keep in mind that I admire anyone who can stay and suffer through the relentless assults of libralism to emerge on the other side of their inevitable failure. But that will take considerable intestinal fortitude.

I'm not advocating "running" anyway, I'm advocating a stratigec repositioning of forces. IF, just as an example, you guys could turn - by your exodus - Washignton, Oregon, Nevada, and Hawaii into majority conservitive states, while confirming California in her liberalism, you lose no Senate seats - since they are already flaming libs - and pick up as many as 8 (not sure if Nevada or Washington already have one GOP Senator or not). And have a like effect on the house and the electoral collage.

You have, by stratigicly repositioning, confirmed one state in the morass she is already hurtling towards, and ressurected the fortunes directly of four more and by extension the whole nation.

And no one will be suffering from Cal's socialism but those who willingly chose to subject themselves to it.

That's not running, it's flanking.