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Of citizens of the USA and residents of California, that have to move for one reason or another, 91% are moving into neighboring states.
What is the significance of which States they move to? Neighboring States have cheaper housing markets, and and close enough to drive back to CA to visit family and friends. Oregon does not seem like a bad choice, while Nevada and Arizona seems like wasteland.
What is the significance of which States they move to? Neighboring States have cheaper housing markets, and and close enough to drive back to CA to visit family and friends. Oregon does not seem like a bad choice, while Nevada and Arizona seems like wasteland.
It couldn't possibly be because the politics in Sacramento, making choices and thinking for other people.
Surprised Moonbeam hasn't built a wall around California, to keep people in, so they can force them to pay for everything they promised.
It couldn't possibly be because the politics in Sacramento, making choices and thinking for other people.
Maybe you did not understand what the article was talking about. It says 91% of people who leave CA, move to neighboring States. So, if 100 total people relocated, 91 of them moved to Oregon, Nevada or Arizona as opposed to Florida, Nebraska, or Kansas.
I don't think politics in Sacramento had anything to do with which State the chose.
It couldn't possibly be because the politics in Sacramento, making choices and thinking for other people.
Surprised Moonbeam hasn't built a wall around California, to keep people in, so they can force them to pay for everything they promised.
Do you ever read the logical explanations explaining to you what it happening? It is not that difficult to understand. The only wall is around your brain and it would do some good to tear it down. Good luck.
Do you ever read the logical explanations explaining to you what it happening? It is not that difficult to understand. The only wall is around your brain and it would do some good to tear it down. Good luck.
Maybe you did not understand what the article was talking about. It says 91% of people who leave CA, move to neighboring States. So, if 100 total people relocated, 91 of them moved to Oregon, Nevada or Arizona as opposed to Florida, Nebraska, or Kansas.
I don't think politics in Sacramento had anything to do with which State the chose.
Politics, puts the boot on the peoples throats, or it can also remove it.
A State problem, they thing the collective of states, owe them to pay for it.
Too many illegal aliens cause inflation, our economy is based on supply and demand..
Also too Big of government, No one Working for the Government Pays Anything in Taxes, ITS A SHAM.. They only give hard working American families a couple of their own dollars back..SCAM,
In Addition no one working for the government CREATES ANY WEALTH OR REAL REVENUE FOR THE COUNTRY AND 100% OF THEIR SALARIES GO HERE ACCRUING INTEREST >> U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time
They are all RIPPING CALIFORNIA AND THE UNITED STATES OFF, THE TAX SYSTEM WAS NEVER INTENDED TO BE ABUSED IN THIS WAY..
So you think someone is forcing them to move to Oregon as opposed to Florida?
Someone?
It is more than one, that comes to a collective vote, whats for dinner.
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