[SeekAndFind]

NOTE THIS STATISTIC FOLKS :

In 2000, according to the state’s Department of Finance, about 150,000 people moved into California. But in the years that followed the in-migration slowed, and in 2005 it reversed, when a net 52,000 people moved out. In 2008, the outflow topped 135,000 people.

Consequently, Idaho, Utah and Wyoming all have unemployment rates around 5% at a time when California is suffering an unemployment rate of 9%. Californians are moving east and creating jobs in their new home states.

I’M NOT SURE HOW THIS CAN BE REVERSED BECAUSE CALIFORNIANS CONTINUE TO VOTE IN THE SAME PEOPLE WHO CAUSED THIS PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE. Taxes remain high, and lawmakers employ all the tricks in the book to produce “balanced” budgets from shifting expenses around to borrowing ever larger sums of money. NOT LOOKING GOOD AT ALL.

[bert]

......NOT LOOKING GOOD AT ALL.......

Looking good to me....

Like Gaza where Hamas must die before there is any possibility of change, Californis must become violently ill and puke up all the marxistenvirowackohippiequeeahhomeless bugs that cause the problem.

Until the days when good guys will insult their leftist neighbors on the street or classroom or church, nothing will happen

[SoConPubbie]

I’M NOT SURE HOW THIS CAN BE REVERSED BECAUSE CALIFORNIANS CONTINUE TO VOTE IN THE SAME PEOPLE WHO CAUSED THIS PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE. Taxes remain high, and lawmakers employ all the tricks in the book to produce “balanced” budgets from shifting expenses around to borrowing ever larger sums of money. NOT LOOKING GOOD AT ALL.

It can't be reversed because they are supplanting the Hard-Working Patriotic Americans with Illegals who don't share our culture, who feel no shame at taking free-bies from the government (re: Taxpayers) that they have no rights too, and who refuse to assimilate. They're loyalty is to the countries they have come from.

Sorry to say it, but their is no hope for California.

[Free State Four]

But in the years that followed the in-migration slowed, and in 2005 it reversed, when a net 52,000 people moved out. In 2008, the outflow topped 135,000 people.

And these are net numbers. Think what they would be if all those illegals were not pouring in. Yikes!

[Desdemona]

I’M NOT SURE HOW THIS CAN BE REVERSED BECAUSE CALIFORNIANS CONTINUE TO VOTE IN THE SAME PEOPLE WHO CAUSED THIS PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE.

And then they move to states where taxes are lower and conditions are more favorable and bring their voting habits with them, thus changing the business landscape. And, yes, it is irritating.

[Disambiguator]

I’M NOT SURE HOW THIS CAN BE REVERSED BECAUSE CALIFORNIANS CONTINUE TO VOTE IN THE SAME PEOPLE WHO CAUSED THIS PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE

They move to other states and do the same thing, which is why everyone hates it when Californians move in. I hate them, too, and I'm originally from California myself!

[NVDave]

Wyoming’s unemployment rate is a lot lower than 5%.

Per the December BLS report:

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/laus.nr0.htm

Wyoming’s unemployment is about 3.2%.

[Para-Ord.45]

Now watch what happens in border States.

They are locusts. The same ones who voted for socialism in California are now fleeing.

The locusts destroy one State, then move onto the next and do the same.

[celtic gal]

Not all Californians vote for the same idiots in the state or national elections. The problem with CA is the large pockets of liberals in places like LA, SF etc..those of us in the smaller locations or in the western part of the state are more conservative..we suffer with this and hate it too and many would move if they could.