Gipper
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The once great state of California is being destroyed by you guessed it...liberalism.
A state that once had so much economic power, it alone was greater than nearly all nations of the world. But, decades of implementing idiotic liberal policies are destroying it from within. A state that had grown in population every year....well until now. Now it is losing population because of...you know...liberalism.
Will Americans ever learn that liberalism always fails?
A state that once had so much economic power, it alone was greater than nearly all nations of the world. But, decades of implementing idiotic liberal policies are destroying it from within. A state that had grown in population every year....well until now. Now it is losing population because of...you know...liberalism.
Will Americans ever learn that liberalism always fails?
California Dreamin'—of Jobs in Texas
Hounded by taxes and regulations, employers in the once-Golden State are moving East.
It wasn't your usual legislative hearing. A group of largely Republican California lawmakers and Democratic Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom traveled here last week to hear from businesses that have left their state to set up shop in Texas.
"We came to learn why they would pick up their roots and move in order to grow their businesses," says GOP Assemblyman Dan Logue, who organized the trip. "Why does Chief Executive magazine rate California the worst state for job and business growth and Texas the best state?"
The contrast is undeniable. Texas has added 165,000 jobs during the last three years while California has lost 1.2 million. California's jobless rate is 12% compared to 8% in Texas.
"I don't see this as a partisan issue," Mr. Newsom told reporters before the group met with Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry. The former San Francisco mayor has many philosophical disagreements with Mr. Perry, but he admitted he was "sick and tired" of hearing about the governor's success luring businesses to Texas.
Hours after the legislators met with Mr. Perry, another business, Fujitsu Frontech, announced that it is abandoning California. "It's the 70th business to leave this year," says California business relocation expert Joe Vranich. "That's an average of 4.7 per week, up from 3.9 a week last year." The Lone Star State was the top destination, with 14 of the 70 moving there.
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