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Not sure about all of Patrice's numbers but she's usually correct. Sad dang state of affairs. Was in Bridgeport Ca on the 4th for a gig with some friends. It's is very rural and a conservative town. Just like an old time small town 4th of July celebration. Gas was $4.99/gal for regular and I've been told it's the most expensive gas along US 395. Not like a lot of the state but still part of it. Not sure which one of the 3 it would be in if Cali is split into 3. Which I don't see happening.
1 posted on 07/08/2018 6:48:45 AM PDT by rktman
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NON print:

http://www.wnd.com/2018/07/when-will-california-reach-the-breaking-point/


2 posted on 07/08/2018 6:49:34 AM PDT by rktman (Enlisted in the Navy in '67 to protect folks rights to strip my rights. WTH?)
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Calif. is apparently already broken.


3 posted on 07/08/2018 6:52:48 AM PDT by Paladin2 (no spelchek, no problem...)
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I paid $3.45 for mid grade last week. And yesterday we showered and did the laundry.


4 posted on 07/08/2018 6:53:08 AM PDT by SoCal Pubbie
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California’s progressive government lives off debt and printed money only.


6 posted on 07/08/2018 6:56:30 AM PDT by PGR88
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How can anyone afford to live and eat with rates like this? Then, while paying these outrageous prices, elect officials that want to open more borders to illegals that bring in drugs, consume welfare, break laws and will steal what little property you have.

The logic defies all reason.


8 posted on 07/08/2018 6:58:22 AM PDT by Hodar (A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else.- Burroughs)
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For me (a CA native) and mine, it was 1986.


11 posted on 07/08/2018 7:00:23 AM PDT by Donkey Odious ( Adapt, improvise, and overcome - now a motto for us all.)
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It has already passed the breaking point. Millions of reasonable people have left the State and most of what is left cannot get out because of financial ruin or family.
12 posted on 07/08/2018 7:00:54 AM PDT by Logical me
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bump


13 posted on 07/08/2018 7:01:46 AM PDT by foreverfree
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Given that California doesn’t have enough water, It actually makes sense to ration it.
Of course, they could concentrate on solving the water source issue, for instance by building desalinization plants, but they would rather spend the money on highspeed rail.


15 posted on 07/08/2018 7:03:42 AM PDT by Little Ray (Freedom Before Security!)
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Saddened to admit this, but I find California merely an American learning experience each day. Californians are the puzzled victims of their very OWN voting records.
The insanity that is Cali today is simply the result of the actions of the government voted into office time after time after time. We are seeing Venezuala and Central Amrica within our own borders. Once proud cities being turned into sewers.
People who are able flee, bringing their foolishness with them to infect their new refuge.
maybe the wall should be built around CALIFORNIA, to keep them IN.


16 posted on 07/08/2018 7:04:07 AM PDT by CaptainAmiigaf ( i)
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About cali being split into three... I would only support it if it was 1 state and 2 federal territories. That would both reduce the federal power of cali and give the rest of the country some control on what would come out of that mess.


17 posted on 07/08/2018 7:05:40 AM PDT by D Rider
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Didn’t CA just pass a law that makes it impossible to convict someone of a crime? All they have to do is get a psych to say childhood trauma or something and they get off with unsupervised probation?


19 posted on 07/08/2018 7:10:35 AM PDT by thoughtomator (Number of arrested coup conspirators to date: 1)
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Long past the breaking point, Californian (& illegals) will continue to vote overwhelmingly DEM for the foreseeable future. Nothing short of a civil war to *greatly* thin out the numbers will change it.


22 posted on 07/08/2018 7:13:58 AM PDT by CatOwner
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Property tax on that $2 million hovel is $25,000 PER YEAR.

I paid $25,250 for my first house in Los Angeles.


26 posted on 07/08/2018 7:17:16 AM PDT by ridesthemiles
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Nothing will change until we build a wall around it and cut off all support. Six months and they’ll be begging to come back.


30 posted on 07/08/2018 7:24:06 AM PDT by bgill (CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola.")
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...When will California reach the breaking point?...
I’d say about 1974, when Governor Moonbeam was first elected.


31 posted on 07/08/2018 7:24:42 AM PDT by Sasparilla ( I'm Not Tired of Winning)
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Breaking into three states? The local water board will see the usage of water and if it increases from the norm set then I guess the water GESTAPO agents will be paying a visit.


35 posted on 07/08/2018 7:28:18 AM PDT by SkyDancer ( ~ Just Consider Me A Random Fact Generator ~ Eat Sleep Fly Repeat ~)
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The breaking point will come when people in the other states (or Congress) vote to expel California from the Union. Or at least demote California from a state to a territory, so their government can be repaired/replaced without them interfering with how the rest of America is run.


37 posted on 07/08/2018 7:30:14 AM PDT by Berosus (I wish I had as much faith in God as liberals have in government.)
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I think one of the issues in a place like CA is that different factions move forward with THEIR favorite cause. This is not done in concert or even cooperation or awareness of what another faction is doing.

Therefore, you have conflicting outcomes—like saving water by not showering one day, or doing laundry the next. In the end you get insanity.


43 posted on 07/08/2018 7:35:38 AM PDT by Vermont Lt
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I just paid 3.79 at Susanville last week. I topped off and headed for NV and stopped on Hway 50-cant remember the name of that town to save my sole..The intersection of 50 and 95. Anyway, I paid abt 3.18 there. I put just enough in at Susanville to make it to there.


44 posted on 07/08/2018 7:36:13 AM PDT by crz
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