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TO MY IGNORANT FRIENDS HERE IN CALIFORNIA
11/3/10 | The Jimmy Z Show

Posted on 11/03/2010 9:15:22 AM PDT by The Jimmy Z Show

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To: The Jimmy Z Show

And they have the electoral votes to drag us down with them.


121 posted on 11/03/2010 1:18:40 PM PDT by 668 - Neighbor of the Beast (Save the liver!)
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To: ScottinVA

...They’re just happy to muddle along in a socialist fog.


The Rino Schwartznegger muddled through the fog just like any liberal would have done. Both the ladies were Rinos and would have enjoyed that California fog. Reagan won as a conservative and the California GOP ought to remember that next time. You can not out liberal the liberals and expect to win in a liberal area.


122 posted on 11/03/2010 1:25:03 PM PDT by SaraJohnson
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

Micheal Medved likened Brown’s reelection to a bad ‘70s acid flashback, which seems about right.


123 posted on 11/03/2010 1:58:09 PM PDT by skr (May God confound the enemy)
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To: nutmeg

Someone posted elsewhere that the GOP did pick up a few seats in the CT Ass-embly, possibly enough to avoid a veto-proof majority?


124 posted on 11/03/2010 2:09:22 PM PDT by Betis70 (First the House, then the Senate)
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To: Wee-Weed Up

You said you were leaving soon. I thought you might be shopping around we were just in Sand Point and found it beautiful and strong conservative. —


125 posted on 11/03/2010 2:26:35 PM PDT by Baynative ( 11 / 2 / 2010 !!!)
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

Californians are difficult to decipher.

They voted FOR Jerry Brown, and AGAINST legalizing marijuana.

Won't they require tons of the latter to put up with the former for the next four years?

Strange behavior indeed.

Requiem æternam dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis.; In memoria æterna erit justus, ab auditione mala non timebit.

Beauseant!

126 posted on 11/03/2010 2:33:19 PM PDT by Lancelot Jones (Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.)
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To: palmer

Yes it was an actual commercial. However, it said nothing about CO2, but showed pictures of smoking smokestacks and blamed Texas oil companies for the Proposition.

It was very powerful, and there was no equal commercial to counteract it.


127 posted on 11/03/2010 2:46:00 PM PDT by NathanR (,)
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To: The Jimmy Z Show
know many of you do not share my political views, but one thing we surely agree on - we love this state.

I started looking for places in Ohio to move to last night (in lieu of staying in Mexifornia). I'd love to have Kasich for my governor.
128 posted on 11/03/2010 2:48:51 PM PDT by CottonBall
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To: grateful
I moved from the Socialist State of Maryland, and the 2nd highest tax county in the nation, to here in Georgia. Taxes are 1/3 less than that in state. The result was that I paid 3 kids through college with no debt and have no mortgage any more.

If I had stayed in Maryland, none of that would have happened.

If I was you, I'd pack up the truck and MOVE OUT OF BEVERLY!

129 posted on 11/03/2010 2:49:15 PM PDT by sr4402
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

“When Jerry Brown repeals Prop 13, and your property taxes triple (like they did LAST time under his ‘leadership’), will you be upset? If you lose your house, who will you blame?”

Can JB repeal the items in the CA constitution?


130 posted on 11/03/2010 2:49:56 PM PDT by SeeSac
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To: shorty_harris
At best, when I retire, I’ll move to some other state where they share my ideals, and hopefully welcome me despite my CA license plate.

Same here, 'cept I'll pretend I'm from some other state. Even people here don't seem to understand that not every single person in CA votes liberal. (Even though not every single person in their states vote conservative. I don't get the lack of logic or thought in many of these posters.)
131 posted on 11/03/2010 2:51:10 PM PDT by CottonBall
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To: BenLurkin
When Jerry Brown repeals Prop 13, and your property taxes triple...

Property taxes in CA tripling would put them right up there with Texas and Florida property taxes. Although, those states don't have a state income tax so it would still be beneficial to move. But right now, what we've found is all states (except perhaps NV) get you one way or the other. Moving to Texas cost us money because wages are lower there and the property tax was triple and rising quickly (they didn't need voter approval to raise the taxes each year).

Gotta look at the whole picture when figuring where to move to. So far, NV is good economically - but ugly in most places. WV is good if you have a job already there or are retired. Same with Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and the Dakotas - IF you like cold winters!
132 posted on 11/03/2010 2:55:20 PM PDT by CottonBall
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To: CottonBall
"Even people here don't seem to understand that not every single person in CA votes liberal. (Even though not every single person in their states vote conservative. I don't get the lack of logic or thought in many of these posters.)"

Don't you know? CA is the boogieman for every state's failures. CA spawns these evil libtards and then secretly sends them into those conservative states so we can "Californicate" them.

I mean, it's not like there are any "Homegrown" libtards. No...they all come from our ultra, super top secret, all-green, zero emissions libtard manufacturing facility that Governor Moonbeam authorized when he was governor the first time.

Our evil plan is working, poor conservatives in other states have no one to blame except CA.

Oh, wait, our conspiracy has been exposed. OH NOEZ!!!!

133 posted on 11/03/2010 3:02:07 PM PDT by SZonian (July 27, 2010. Life begins anew.)
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

Excellent rant.


134 posted on 11/03/2010 3:19:41 PM PDT by rockrr (Everything is different now...)
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To: Yaelle
I believe most of them would vote at least economically conservative if they UNDERSTOOD ECONOMICS and were given true facts.

Well, it was a strange campaign, but I'm not particularly surprised by the result.

For one thing, it's tough for anyone but a Democrat to win statewide office in California. Arnie was an exception. People really thought that the Terminator might be able to deal with legislators by "knocking their heads together" and forcing them to be reasonable.

But, Arnie soon found out about the power of the public employee unions in California and the influence that they exercise over member of both parties in SacAnd,ramento. Teachers demand higher salaries, smaller class sizes and more money. Prison guards demand more prisoners, more prisons, higher salaries, more overtime, and higher pensions and that's just two of the unions. What Democrat is willing to vote to cut funds for education? What Republican is willing to vote to reduce the number of prisoners or prisons? And, nobody can compromise a penny by offering to reduce spending on some of their own favorites in exchange for the other side cutting spending on some of the other side's favorites. No compromise!

So, the spending continues and a budget (which must at least appear to be balanced) can't be passed unless 2/3 of the legislators agree. It's really been an impossible situation.

The next governor needs to take on all of these public employee unions.

So, Meg faced a difficult situation. Up against a party registration deficit because she is a Republican, she probably needed to risk alienating all of the interest groups related to schools, prisons, and public services by more forcefully, more clearly and more specifically articulating just exactly how she intended to take on each of those public employee unions. But, if she had done that, would she have won?

Could she have won by promising to make real cuts in education? Could she have won by promising to release some prisoners and maybe even close some prisons?

I doubt it. She probably ran the best race she could have run in California.

135 posted on 11/03/2010 3:24:53 PM PDT by Walts Ice Pick
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

It is probably better that the Dems won in California. Nothing any human can do will save the state from bankruptcy. Like any other bankruptcy they will have to completely fail and then start over. Better to have the Dems who caused the problem face the music. Will be kind of hard to dodge responsibility if you control it all.


136 posted on 11/03/2010 3:27:33 PM PDT by RetiredTexasVet (There's a pill for just about everything ... except stupid!)
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To: Myrddin
Smooth move Californians.

You left....You didn't vote....Now you mock?

Funny how people like you and other conservatives flee, run away, and then complain...

While other conservatives now beg Californians to move to "their" states...Most of which have frigged winters, icy roads, with hellish humid summers etc, etc.

I find that very odd...

Removing politics, California is arguably paradise with super nice year around weather, deserts, beaches, world class harbors, nations biggest military presences, the Sierras, etc, etc...

It's very odd conservatives are so quick to run away, giving up the best to settle for less...

Tell me, if like minded people all flee like you did, do you expect things to go the way you would like them to?

If all the conservatives fled Congress, or Texas for that matter, would you expect those places to remain conservative?

137 posted on 11/03/2010 3:28:57 PM PDT by dragnet2
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To: CottonBall
I'm a recently former Texan, now suffering the high cost of TAXES including the PROPERTY taxes here in Marin where they can up it EVERY year 2% without reason, and trust me, they DO. That NEVER happened in Texas (Houston area) in the 30 years i lived there. There is NO comparison to tax costs regarding property between the HIGH prices/rates of homes in CA versus TX. The same SQ FT homes here in CA are nearly 10X the cost and therefore the taxes are astronomically higher. Once adding in the no state income tax in TX, you would be way ahead in TX financially. Also, regarding “wages” being lower, that only depends upon the “job”. Being a small business owner does not necessarily subject yourself to less income by living in TX versus CA.

Sorry for the rant but comparing CA to TX in anyway tax-”wise” after last nights election results here on the LEFT coast has me getting moving boxes ready for the high potential Brown-Out of Prop 13 repeal. AND giving these State elitists a simple majority vote versus the current 2/3 to vote a budget in like pouring water on sulfuric acid... it's gonna get ugly.

138 posted on 11/03/2010 3:41:19 PM PDT by apostoli (Wheel compromise JUST exactly like that JACKA$$ in the WHITE house!)
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To: The Jimmy Z Show

A “Very Concise Post” BUMP!


139 posted on 11/03/2010 3:44:18 PM PDT by Pagey (B. Hussein Obama has no experience running anything, except his pedestrian mouth.)
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To: dragnet2

Very nice, thank you, from one Californian to another.


140 posted on 11/03/2010 3:46:42 PM PDT by blkmontecarlo
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