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In reply to the discussion: Republicans should be terrified-What California looks like now is what the entire USA will look like [View all]mimi85
(1,805 posts)31. I didn't know that either
Probably near Romney in La Jolla. I'm thankful I'm a native Californian, but we sure attract some unsavory characters. California should really be two states. The two halves are beyond different. Unfortunately I live in SoCal in a very conservative area - but there's some hope with Mary Bono Mack being defeated!
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Republicans should be terrified-What California looks like now is what the entire USA will look like [View all]
kpete
Nov 2012
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But what is truly amazing is that they voted to raise the Sales Tax! CA
Sekhmets Daughter
Nov 2012
#1
I generally don't like sales taxes, but California's finances are in such a state that even that...
JVS
Nov 2012
#21
Property owners who were not around in 1978 will knee-jerk over action against Prop 13.
dogknob
Nov 2012
#9
Sunny and hot? Oh, wait, you weren't talking Climate Change. Rethugs don't acknowledge it.
Kennah
Nov 2012
#13
You are advising her to sell instead of pay YOUR fair share of taxes
Horse with no Name
Nov 2012
#49
"...a voter rebellion against the fact that property taxes had doubled in a 10-year period...
DCKit
Nov 2012
#20
Like the positivity. I vote Califiornia and only the GMO food label did not match my vote.
PufPuf23
Nov 2012
#39