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Officials announce proposal that would establish California as separate nation

The proposed “Calexit” initiative - its name borrowed from the UK's "Brexit" departure from the EU - would ask voters to repeal part of the state constitution that declares California an inseparable part of the U.S.

A recent poll found that one in three California residents would support a possible secession from the U.S. due to their opposition to President Trump. No mention has been made of the president in the proposal.

If the proposal qualifies for the ballot and is approved by voters, it could be a step to a future vote on whether the state would break away from the rest of the nation.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/01 ... ation.html

I'm all for this...extend the wall, make'm pay for it and tax the shit outta them...25% minimum on exports, big visa tax to come here. Never let'm back in or loan them a dime.

Pudfark wrote: Fri Jan 27, 2017 4:12 pmWe should all support this....

You're a blithering idiot.

California is America's largest state economy.
California is responsible for 14% of America's entire GDP.
California's state domestic product produces 2.5 trillion dollars per year.
California is the 6th largest economy ... in the world!
California has a greater economic output than the entire country of France!

You're a blithering idiot.

tack on a 20% tariff on 'foreign' goods, and the blithering idiot would be flat-broke. Hell, he'd be paying like 4 bucks for an orange.

And $1200 for a bottle of California wine.

oh, I'm sure he drinks a ton of that.

Yup, so prosperous they can't pay their debt...

More recently, the state government and media began referring to the state's billions of dollars of mounting debts as a “Wall of Debt.” Generally, state officials and the media depict that “wall” as $26.2 billion, far smaller than it actually is. California's actual wall of debt is $443 billion.
Wall of Debt - Unsustainable California - United States Common Sense
uscommonsense.org/.../unsustainable-california-the-top-10-issues-facing-th...

Ewe libbies don't research nothing other'n yer buttholes....

still would live there rather than any red state on the map, and I don't particularly care for California at all. Given that they make up that percentage of the nation, that relatively low debt and low service rate on the debt at the present isn't too alarming. You source is sort of one-sided, but you wouldn't notice why.......

callmeslick wrote: Fri Jan 27, 2017 9:06 pm still would live there rather than any red state on the map, and I don't particularly care for California at all. Given that they make up that percentage of the nation, that relatively low debt and low service rate on the debt at the present isn't too alarming. You source is sort of one-sided, but you wouldn't notice why.......

seems everybody missed your source...again.

seems I noticed, you didn't.