Does that signify a better future?

I heard that many people in California are supporting Trump.

If I was the democrats, I’d be very worried.

Barry Soetoro looked worried. It was so cringe when he was saying Eminem’s lyrics.

No poop on the floor.

Yes, every desease can be cured



Heyhey^^ see that?

The only way this happens is if the Hispanic youth trending red continues and accelerates. The same reason Texas stays red and Florida is now red. But California's blight runs a hell of a lot deeper than TX and FL so I dare say it will be blue forever.

I think that California will have to get a lot worse before it gets better, the blight is very deep indeed

California is keeping half the red states afloat, why would anyone want it to go red and become a dump?

It's already a dump.

What's your reasoning behind "California keeping half the red states afloat".

Please elaborate.

https://usafacts.org/articles/which-states-rely-the-most-on-federal-aid/#:~:text=Using%20this%20metric%2C%20Alaska%20had,%2C%20and%20Delaware%20(%246%2C011).
Almost every state on that map that is darker than average is a red state, california gives the most federal tax money out of any state in the usa.

Silicon Valley is based in California.

California geographically is the closest to China(where we get assloads of goods from)

When people make the California comparison do they take things like this into account? Did you?

It doesn't matter what "color" the state is it simply get's the "MOST" because a multi-trillion behemoth is there, they have a good agribusiness, and property values near the ocean and major cities like LA/San Francisco/San Diego are some of if not the highest in the world.

How can you rationally compare California with states that have next to "zero industry" there and as you said or like to say are run by a bunch of "hillbilly farmers"?

Misleading statistics....

You should have stopped at the fourth paragraph...



The five states that received the most federal aid were:

California ($162.9 billion)
New York ($110.2 billion)
Texas ($105.8 billion)
Florida ($58.8 billion)
Pennsylvania ($57.1 billion)

Three BLUE and two RED states.



The article goes on to say... well, when based on population... BS.