Virtually throughout its history, and certainly in the 20th century,
California has been known as the place to go for dynamism and growth.
It did not become the richest, most populous, and most productive
state solely because of its weather and natural resources.

So it takes a lot to turn California around from growth to
contraction, from people moving into the state to a net exodus from
the state, from business moving into California to businesses leaving
California.

It takes some doing.

And the Left has done it.

[...]

- California’s state expenditures grew from $104 billion in 2003 to
$145 billion in 2008.
- California has the worst credit rating in the nation.
- California has the fourth highest unemployment rate in the nation,
9.3 percent -- higher even than the car manufacturing state of
Michigan.
- California has the second highest home foreclosure rate.
- California’s tax-paying middle class is leaving the state.
California’s net loss last year in state-to-state migration exceeded
every other state's. New York, another Left-run state, was second.
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

[...]

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...8-335FE049456F

wrote:

- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. We grow food and make TV real
well. SF has the whole hig-tech thing. We got mountains. Screw the
rest of you.

On Feb 24, 9:20*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. *Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? *Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. *We grow food and make TV real
well. *SF has the whole hig-tech thing. *We got mountains. *Screw the
rest of you.

California farms lose main water source to drought

Complicating matters are federal court restrictions on water that can
be pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in Northern
California, which furnishes much of the state's irrigation and
drinking supplies, in order to protect endangered fish species.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/enviro...090220?sp=true

Save a fish - Drink KoolAid - LMFAO!

Looks like sales taxes might, most likely, no doubt about it, be going
up over here too.This morning Paul Gallo, on his radio talk show, said
they are talking (those Crooked politicians) about raising the state
sales tax from seven percent to eight percent.
cuhulin

On Feb 24, 12:51*pm, wrote:
On Feb 24, 9:20*am, dave wrote:

wrote:
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. *Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? *Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. *We grow food and make TV real
well. *SF has the whole hig-tech thing. *We got mountains. *Screw the
rest of you.

California farms lose main water source to drought

Complicating matters are federal court restrictions on water that can
be pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in Northern
California, which furnishes much of the state's irrigation and
drinking supplies, in order to protect endangered fish species.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/enviro...J6MO20090220?s...

Save a fish - Drink KoolAid - LMFAO!

Dimming Los Angeles Lights
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...9.w&refer=home

Save a California vagrant - Turn off your shortwave radio.

On Feb 26, 11:56*am, wrote:
On Feb 24, 12:51*pm, wrote:



On Feb 24, 9:20*am, dave wrote:

wrote:
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. *Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? *Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. *We grow food and make TV real
well. *SF has the whole hig-tech thing. *We got mountains. *Screw the
rest of you.

California farms lose main water source to drought

Complicating matters are federal court restrictions on water that can
be pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in Northern
California, which furnishes much of the state's irrigation and
drinking supplies, in order to protect endangered fish species.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/enviro...J6MO20090220?s...

Save a fish - Drink KoolAid - LMFAO!

- Dimming Los Angeles Lights
- http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...86mnWn9.w&refe....
-
- Save a California vagrant
- Turn off your shortwave radio.

Nah Just Turn-Off the Lights -cause- The Party is OVER !
-aka- Turn Off the Lights the Party is Over
-a-la- Don Meredith

On Feb 24, 7:20*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. *Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? *Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. *We grow food and make TV real
well. *SF has the whole hig-tech thing. *We got mountains. *Screw the
rest of you.

Everything but money.

On Feb 24, 9:20*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

Gosh. *Are you saying that moving a whole bunch of defense contractors
to Texas had a deleterious effect on Cali? *Get out!

As afr as I'm concerned, let 'em leave. *We grow food and make TV real
well. *SF has the whole hig-tech thing. *We got mountains. *Screw the
rest of you.

Hollywood goes to Tehran
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

HEIL HITLER!

wrote in message
...
Virtually throughout its history, and certainly in the 20th century,
California has been known as the place to go for dynamism and growth.
It did not become the richest, most populous, and most productive
state solely because of its weather and natural resources.

So it takes a lot to turn California around from growth to
contraction, from people moving into the state to a net exodus from
the state, from business moving into California to businesses leaving
California.

It takes some doing.

And the Left has done it.

[...]

- California’s state expenditures grew from $104 billion in 2003 to
$145 billion in 2008.
- California has the worst credit rating in the nation.
- California has the fourth highest unemployment rate in the nation,
9.3 percent -- higher even than the car manufacturing state of
Michigan.
- California has the second highest home foreclosure rate.
- California’s tax-paying middle class is leaving the state.
California’s net loss last year in state-to-state migration exceeded
every other state's. New York, another Left-run state, was second.
- Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s
was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind
the national average by almost 20 percent.
- California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since
2001.

[...]

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That's what happens when a Dem Governor is recalled over a new car tax law
that wasn't even passed into law by fear mongering Repubs and is replaced by
an inexperiened foreigner/half-assed movie actor who worships a jackass like
Ronald Reagan and uses a racist clown like Pete Wilson as an advisor (the
shrimp repug whose spending on his pals got us into our mess).

California has population of somewhere around forty million.Over half of
that population are hispanics.A large percent of that hispanic
population are illegal aliens and their anchor babies.

The failing American economy is a 100 percent direct result of Crooked
politicions.

Pogo Possum,,, We Have Met The Enemy And He Is Us.

I like California as much as I Love all of America.
cuhulin