[easternsky]

It is very sad, once a beautiful state.

[ansel12]

It was really something once, but the people never had heart, they were always depending on it's geography, it's natural attributes, and the times, no thought was ever given to who they were as a people, or to the future, or to anything other than “today” and “getting mine” and live and let live until it was too late and they found themselves permanently in the grasp of liberalism and it's never ending death spiral.

[RobbyS]

As Rush said the other day, it doesn’t LOOK much different from how it looked thirty years ago. Except in the central valley where they rationing the water.The middle class is slipping away, but that is a slow process, and the ruin won’t be evident for another decade or more, at the present rate. California is less the golden state than the gilded state.

[RobbyS]

As Rush said the other day, it doesn’t LOOK much different from how it looked thirty years ago. Except in the central valley where they rationing the water.The middle class is slipping away, but that is a slow process, and the ruin won’t be evident for another decade or more, at the present rate. California is less the golden state than the gilded state.