Congrats California the Socialists have Veto Proof majority in Cal Legislature
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2018 Nov 13, 10:10am 6,887 views 45 comments
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https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/2018-11-12/democrats-gain-veto-proof-majority-in-california-legislature
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RWSGFY
2018 Nov 15, 8:32am
RWSGFY
2018 Nov 15, 8:32am
Goran_K says
Hence the loud clamoring for "fairness" in taxation, a.k.a. MOAR TAXES.
But right now California is NEGATIVE in the tax contributors/tax takers ratio and that ratio will get worse as time goes on.
Hence the loud clamoring for "fairness" in taxation, a.k.a. MOAR TAXES.
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Hircus
2018 Nov 20, 6:43pm
Hircus
2018 Nov 20, 6:43pm
dr6B says
Ya wow, their migration vs income chart says a lot.
They also mention that low education moves out, highly educated moves in (which is expected given the income data).
The link which I gave is even more interesting than I thought before. Low-earning people are moving out of Democratic progressive paradise of CA in droves, while rich ones are moving in.
Ya wow, their migration vs income chart says a lot.
They also mention that low education moves out, highly educated moves in (which is expected given the income data).
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just_passing_through
2018 Nov 20, 8:10pm
just_passing_through
2018 Nov 20, 8:10pm
Herdingcats says
Ha! Why adjust it? That makes a huge difference.
California ADJUSTED for high cost of housing
Ha! Why adjust it? That makes a huge difference.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2018 Nov 20, 8:19pm
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2018 Nov 20, 8:19pm
CA been on huge downhill ever since Democrats took over in CA. This state used to get things done when we were more conservative with Republicans in charge. CA is just a crazy state lately.
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Bd6r
2018 Nov 20, 8:47pm
Bd6r
2018 Nov 20, 8:47pm
Hircus says
this kind of goes against the mantra of D's being good for/to poor people, and against poor people often voting R against their economic interests they appear to be better off in R states. WRT Texas, appears that all educational levels move to there
Ya wow, their migration vs income chart says a lot.
They also mention that low education moves out, highly educated moves in (which is expected given the income data).
this kind of goes against the mantra of D's being good for/to poor people, and against poor people often voting R against their economic interests they appear to be better off in R states. WRT Texas, appears that all educational levels move to there
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