[kabar]

The worst part is that this behavior is coming to a RED state near you. Californian transplants are decimating RED states and we can’t stop it. You move to the Bay Area or LA to make it big- make $300K+ per year as a family while selling out your countrymen and then move to Tuscon, Arizona, Houston, Texas, or Boise, Idaho and live like a god while instituting far left progressive policies. California is a feudal society and it will be replicated where you live.

CA transplants aren't the problem. Mass immigration has been transforming the country since the 1965 Immigration Act. 35 million legal permanent immigrants have entered this country since 1990. This is the equivalent of the current population of Canada and 5 million less than the current population of CA. Immigrants vote more than two to one Dem. Immigrants and their children drive 80% of our population growth. We are being colonized by the Third World.

[rodguy911]

Great stuff thanks again,really drives home what is happening.

[Alas Babylon!]

I’ll bet those numbers for 2012 are far worse in 2018, too.

I really do know how we fix this. Trump was the answer, but now that the democrats control the House nothing much will get done between now and 2021, IF then.

Also, re: your chart. I love the fact that 70% of the non-citizen immigrants are democrat. I used to think, “Hey, at least they can’t vote!”

Now after the 2018 elections, how true is that???

I’m feeling beaten and depressed this morning. Just heard Young Kim’s victory was overturned by voting shenanigans of this type...
What a travesty!

[DanZ]

CA transplants aren't the problem. Mass immigration has been transforming the country since the 1965 Immigration Act. 35 million legal permanent immigrants have entered this country since 1990. This is the equivalent of the current population of Canada and 5 million less than the current population of CA. Immigrants vote more than two to one Dem. Immigrants and their children drive 80% of our population growth. We are being colonized by the Third World.

I think, looking back at U.S. History all we are seeing is the re-recurrence of the great emigration in the early 1900s. It took about twenty years to change the emigration policy. Trump is the First in this cycle to address this issue in a meaningful - possible actual way