Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:19 PM

Mr.Bill (20,900 posts)

Okay, Californians!

Which state should we move to next to turn them blue and raise their property values?

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10 replies	Author	Time	Post
Okay, Californians! (Original post)	Mr.Bill	Nov 2020	OP
ARIZONA!!!	mr_lebowski	Nov 2020	#1
I can't leave my beautiful oceanfront town, my dear Mr.Bill!	CaliforniaPeggy	Nov 2020	#2
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Nov 2020	#10
Georgia needs 100,000 of us stat	lapfog_1	Nov 2020	#3
Right answer! nt	Shermann	Nov 2020	#5
Property values are actually increasing in San Diego.	BigmanPigman	Nov 2020	#4
Back to my Western New York hometown on the Erie Canal. Nate McMurray's doing heavy lifting there,	NBachers	Nov 2020	#6
Come on back .....	CatMor	Nov 2020	#8
Of course this thread is in jest and for fun,	Mr.Bill	Nov 2020	#7
Texas	Auggie	Nov 2020	#9

Response to Mr.Bill (Original post)

Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:23 PM

mr_lebowski (31,904 posts)

1. ARIZONA!!!

Still too close here ... and you can buy a beautiful, big newer home here on a nice parcel of land for like 300K ... and be only like 30 min drive from Downtown Phoenix.

Better hurry though ... places have gone up a LOT lately, and I get like 10 calls a week from people wanting to buy my house for cash.

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:26 PM

CaliforniaPeggy (145,687 posts)

2. I can't leave my beautiful oceanfront town, my dear Mr.Bill!

I'm stuck right here.

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:28 PM

lapfog_1 (27,882 posts)

3. Georgia needs 100,000 of us stat

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:38 PM

Shermann (5,840 posts)

5. Right answer! nt

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:31 PM

BigmanPigman (49,383 posts)

4. Property values are actually increasing in San Diego.

People still want to live here, not flee. You couldn't pay me enough to move to a red area. I value my health, mental as well as physical. CA will take better care of my needs than a Red state would.

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:43 PM

NBachers (15,963 posts)

6. Back to my Western New York hometown on the Erie Canal. Nate McMurray's doing heavy lifting there,

and I'm ready to be part of it. I already am with contributions, but my vote would make a bigger difference there than it's making here in San Francisco.

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 10:21 PM

CatMor (6,212 posts)

8. Come on back .....

good things happening in Buffalo.

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Mon Nov 9, 2020, 09:51 PM

Mr.Bill (20,900 posts)

7. Of course this thread is in jest and for fun,

but I have always wondered how many democratic votes we could lose and still stay all blue and how many states those votes would have put in the blue column. I'm betting we had enough spare blue votes in 2016 in San Francisco alone to put Hillary in the White House.

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Tue Nov 10, 2020, 10:14 AM

Auggie (29,993 posts)

9. Texas

And that just may happen. They're gaining a lot of new people from California.

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