Do Libs really think it significant that trump got blown out in CA?

A state which is basically a foreign country? I can say with 100% accuracy that CA is unlike any other state in America, even new york. It has nearly all of America's Asians and middle eastern residents (I believe over 80% of US Asians live in CA and 75% of Muslims). It BY FAR has the most immigrants of any state, and it is by far the least "american state" in the sense that it essentially has hundreds of random cultures in it. Traditional American values are almost non-existent here, and the very idea of being "American" is just not taken very seriously here. It is a full on globalist, citizen of the planet, state.

I'm not downplaying the state economically, it's an amazing state in that regards. But politically, it shouldn't be important that the conservative republican gets blown out here. What's more important? One state that is essentially a foreign country or 5 states in the midwest that you win in all?

It's not a state representative of america as a whole. Not other state is even REMOTELY like california. Trump won the south, he won the midwest, he won large parts of the west, and he did decently in the northeast, such as maine and NH. It's obvious he has broad appeal across many various regions.

Keep on acting like california matters, liberals. Just invest all your money in this state.