Will California elect another democrat governor next year?

You'd think so, but most people out here buy the Dem schtick hook, line and sinker.

No, we’ll probably go further left. Brown has pissed a lot of folks off with his gas tax, cap and trade, and high speed rail bs.

Brown is a dumb shite, but so was Arnold.

I’d vote for a centrist GOP candidate, because the dem candidate is likely to be off the chain when it comes to the economics of this state. Thats the GOPs best bet out here imo. Obviously some crazy arse bible thumper ain’t gonna cut it out here.

Is water wet?

Sanctuary state. 1.3 trillion in debt.

LINK

California’s Total State and Local Debt Totals $1.3 Trillion

By Bill Fletcher and Marc Joffe

January 10, 2017

We estimate that California state and local governments owe $1.3 trillion as of June 30, 2015. Our analysis is based on a review of federal, state and local financial disclosures. The total includes bonds, loans and other debt instruments as well as unfunded pension and other post-employment benefits promised to public sector employees.

Lol no. Trump is driving liberal havens like Cali even further left. They’re done

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Will California elect another democrat governor next year?

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Yep.

Yes they will elect Dims for the foreseeable future.

I just wish they would put their money where their mouths are.
They should make their minimum wag $20/hr, follow the Paris Protocol on CO2, and pay for their sanctuary illegal aliens without the feds.

Will the GOP Tax Bill Stall California's Economic Growth?

From the LA Times. California has been doing fairly well. The tax bill probably won't help much.

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Since emerging from the Great Recession, California has outpaced the nation in job growth, adding 2.3 million new jobs, an increase of 15.5% since 2012, versus 10.3% for the U.S. overall. Home prices have also been booming, especially in Southern California and the Bay Area. The median home price in California stood at $512,800 in October, 68% higher than at the beginning of 2012 — nearly double the increase seen nationally.

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Republicans have said that by slashing business taxes, they will supercharge the American economy, benefiting both C-suite executives and the average American. Economists generally expect a short-term boost to growth, though they doubt the cuts will be a game changer for either the larger economy or the typical worker.

But for California, there are particular challenges buried in the tax bill, and some economists believe that could ultimately prove a drag on growth and harm the state’s competitiveness.

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