Gavin Newsom

hunterh75 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

Gern Blansten said:

hunterh75 said:

And he's the reason we're getting so many transplants from Cali to my Southern state. Just sold 10 acres to a couple from Sacramento. Said most of Cali has become a complete shit hole due to political leadership.  Also getting some Oregon and Washington state transplants as well. Actions speak louder than words. 

Yeah that's why he keeps getting elected. Great insight.

also why he could potentially be the next president.

I know 77 million voters that say otherwise.........probably more than 77 mil at rate Dems are losing their base other than freeloaders. 

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

hunterh75 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

hunterh75 said:

And he's the reason we're getting so many transplants from Cali to my Southern state. Just sold 10 acres to a couple from Sacramento. Said most of Cali has become a complete shit hole due to political leadership.  Also getting some Oregon and Washington state transplants as well. Actions speak louder than words. 

sounds like you need to build a wall then.

nah, made some good dough off that sale.  You missed my point obviously. 

good for you.

gimmesometruth27 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

i agree. give me a place that allows me to get the vaccines i want and does not try to overturn the will of the voters.

Which vaccines are banned in which states?

Lerxst1992 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

Sure, except the problem is a net migration out from blue regions and for political purposes this leads directly to less power in congress and electoral college.

in case you didn't catch the drift of his post, he was correcting your assessment of people leaving blue states cuz (I'm paraphrasing here) "dems suck". And you agreed with him, then moved your goal posts from "cause" to "effect". AI not working today?

Lerxst1992 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

Sure, except the problem is a net migration out from blue regions and for political purposes this leads directly to less power in congress and electoral college.

Take CA for example, the states population is increasing, and a lot of people moving are republicans looking for a safe space with other republicans. 

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

Sure, except the problem is a net migration out from blue regions and for political purposes this leads directly to less power in congress and electoral college.

Take CA for example, the states population is increasing, and a lot of people moving are republicans looking for a safe space with other republicans. 

Its only seen a slight increase for about 2 years, after several years of being stagnate or a decline.
California's population has still slightly decreased since 2018, where the majority of the country has seen growth for the same time frame. 

mace1229 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

mace1229 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

i agree. give me a place that allows me to get the vaccines i want and does not try to overturn the will of the voters.

Which vaccines are banned in which states?

they are making the covid vaccine more difficult to get now. missouri gop is overturning or not enacting the laws we voted for, now they are gerrymandering the state like texas.

The story I heard was that the FDA regulations were making it harder to get the covid vax, not each individual state.
I'm not familiar with MO, but government should never go against what the people voted for.
Gerrymandering isn't new and has been used by both sides for as long as I;m aware of. It's a dumb practice that should not be allowed, but it is. 

i know you are not familiar with MO. i live here so i was telling everyone here what is happening in MO.

the FDA has no business making a proven vaccine more difficult to get. if we want it, we should be able to get it. i am a surgical rep, i am required to have it to enter hospitals. how can i work if dipshit bobby kennedy makes it hard for people like me to get?

trump did operation warp speed, which was his only success in the first term, and they are running away from it because their maga followers are stupid and angry. we should be able to get any vaccine that is available that we want to get. it should not be made more difficult. this is public health we are talking about.

i agree that gerrymandering is stupid, but here we are, everyone is going to blatantly do it now.

i am waiting for the supreme court to approve the new red state maps and strike down the new blue state ones. they are that transparent.

mace1229 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

mace1229 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

mace1229 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

mace1229 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

but the only significant data in terms of election results from said migration is, of those that moved, which way they vote after said move. 

Even that would be useless if those that move don’t realize the reasons that caused them to move were created by politicians, or blame politicians for reasons beyond their control. Either of which are probably common scenarios.

As if people leave HCOL blue states but can’t figure out why things and homes are so expensive. And those seven million people moving away to LCOL areas are going to flip southern red states blue (been waiting sixty years for that).  And pretend that it’s not an aggregate phenomenon is not caused by political philosophy in expensive blue regions. Just wait for Mamdani to explode nyc taxes and watch what happens. The level of dem denialism is something else.


the details: TX and FL expected to add 2-4 house seats/electoral votes and a handful of others gaining one. Where exactly are Dems picking up any of those seats?

 

A lot of the reason those states are expensive is because the higher quality of life leads to higher demand to live there. 

i agree. give me a place that allows me to get the vaccines i want and does not try to overturn the will of the voters.

Which vaccines are banned in which states?

they are making the covid vaccine more difficult to get now. missouri gop is overturning or not enacting the laws we voted for, now they are gerrymandering the state like texas.

The story I heard was that the FDA regulations were making it harder to get the covid vax, not each individual state.
I'm not familiar with MO, but government should never go against what the people voted for.
Gerrymandering isn't new and has been used by both sides for as long as I;m aware of. It's a dumb practice that should not be allowed, but it is. 

i know you are not familiar with MO. i live here so i was telling everyone here what is happening in MO.

the FDA has no business making a proven vaccine more difficult to get. if we want it, we should be able to get it. i am a surgical rep, i am required to have it to enter hospitals. how can i work if dipshit bobby kennedy makes it hard for people like me to get?

trump did operation warp speed, which was his only success in the first term, and they are running away from it because their maga followers are stupid and angry. we should be able to get any vaccine that is available that we want to get. it should not be made more difficult. this is public health we are talking about.

i agree that gerrymandering is stupid, but here we are, everyone is going to blatantly do it now.

i am waiting for the supreme court to approve the new red state maps and strike down the new blue state ones. they are that transparent.

I haven't followed the vax closely, are they not making exceptions for health care workers or those that require it for work? Will they still require it? But my point of that was it's not a state thing, it s a fed thing I believe. 

there are a group of northeastern blue states banding together to make sure their people can get it. because it is a federal issue and the federal government is screwing us.