The fact remains that the bulk of California's problems both social and fiscal are due in large part to Californians. Since you choose to live in a smog shrouded, crime ridden, liberal infested example of how cities rot from the inside, then you should live with the consequenses of that choice. Los Angeles, California is not the only place to live, and I'll assume you aren't handcuffed to a radiator. As for your "analogy" regarding Clinton, the answer is a resounding "yes", we (collectively) deserved every agonizing moment of that painful lesson. And regarding your speculation regarding Hillary, it is just that - speculation. Just like the faulty speculation that Gore was to assume the White House in 2000.
Since you choose to live in a smog shrouded, crime ridden, liberal infested example of how cities rot from the inside, then you should live with the consequenses of that choice. Los Angeles, California is not the only place to live, I was waaaaaay wrong about your bitterness concerning CA. In fact, you are in fact in need of professional counseling to get over your trauma growing up here.
and I'll assume you aren't handcuffed to a radiator
For once, one of your comical "assumptions" is correct. I chose to live in LA. The smog comes and goes, I am no victim of this crime you are ranting about, and because I use logic rather than emotion as you have come to conclusions about California's fate, what liberals I do run into don't bother me.
In fact, at work I have carefully let my politics come to light, only to find out half the office listens to talk radio and is a closet conservative themselves. We all greatly fear voicing our beliefs because of stereotypes about California, but as we did we realized we were the majority.
Course I don't have to tell you anything about stereotyping, SpaceBar.