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The people in eastern California, away from the coastal areas, are generally patriotic and sane, and they’re tired of being subjected to the misrule of Gavin Newsom and the other far-left kleptocrats in Sacramento, who care about them only as a cash cow to fund their socialist pipe dreams. Accordingly, the minority leader of the California State Assembly, James Gallagher (R-Was There Any Doubt?) has actually come up with a plan to detach California’s rural eastern counties from the state and create a new red state out of them. Hey, let’s hear it for the government deriving its just powers from the consent of the governed!
Fox News reported Wednesday that Gallagher plans to introduce “a new bill to split California into two new states along a north-south line as a response to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mid-decennial redistricting effort.” The bill, AJR-23, “would create a new state featuring its liberal coast and another uniting California’s conservative inland counties.”
Well, why not? People have already been voting with their feet, streaming out of socialist Newsomland and swelling the population of free states such as Texas and Florida. This is already a massive rebuke to the left’s claim to embody the will of the people and concern for workers, and if eastern California manages to break away, it would be a tremendous victory for representative government. Right now, the voters in eastern California have hardly any representation at all and exist primarily as a pocketbook for the socialist schemes of Newsom and his henchmen.
Gallagher’s bill is, however, unlikely to succeed, and that in itself underscores the fact that leftists can only maintain their rule by force. People who have never lived in a socialist state often long to live in one (just look at Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), but those who have actually suffered under socialist rule know better, and would prefer to live anywhere else, even if it means carving out a new state and starting at square one rather than continuing to suffer under Sacramento’s socialist misrule.
Gallagher explains: “The people of inland California have been overlooked for too long. It’s time for a two-state solution.” The latest insult is “Sacramento’s attempt to permanently redraw California’s congressional maps – an act he says would silence rural voices and rig the political system forever.” Yes, it would, but this shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Rigging the political system forever is what leftists are all about. Look at the Soviet Union. Look at Communist China. Look at Venezuela, and at American leftists’ efforts to institutionalize mail-in voting so as to ensure their ongoing ability to manipulate election results at will.
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Larry says
They should get together with the eastern counties of Oregon and Washington, but make sure they also get San Diego.
Then they can build a wall from the Canadian border to the coast just south of LA and fence the left coast psychos off from the rest of the country.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Yeah, there has been that plan by eastern Oregon to want to merge w/ Idaho. I suspect eastern Washington might be on board as well – Spokane and those areas. Maybe instead of merging w/ Idaho, they can make one huge state running from Imperial, San Diego and Orange counties and running all the way north to Ferry & Okanogan counties, Washington. Maybe Stockton or Sacramento can be the capital.
In the meantime, also merge the entire west coast from Los Angeles to Seattle into one state, and make Portland the capital
Call the Leftist coastal state California, and the interior state Oregon. Drop Washington altogether, so that we don’t ever get confused b/w Washington DC and Washington state: one Washington is adequate 😈
Troybeam says
How to save California: throw out all democrat ballots at election time, play their game and use only republican ballots to win the state.
From there reverse all the stupid laws, taxes and BS, the democrat government has as laws.
Make California sane again, make it beautiful once more, bring back the forest industry to keep the forests healthy, so much to be done.
OLD GUY says
In the 1960 – 1970s California was a wonderful place to live and vacation in. Now not so much.
tgusa says
I can attest to that I grew up during those times in Huntington Beach. Unlike other parts of Ca it hasn’t changed much.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o6rqzeic1E
Surf City USA baby!
tgusa says
Back in the good old days Reagan was our Governor from 67 to 75. In 80 he became our President which was my inspiration to join the US Navy and do my part.