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Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Ideas for more Feasible California partition

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I've noticed how venture capitalist Tim Draper of California advocated partitioning California into six states. However, some signatures were considered invalid and therefore his proposal failed to be considered for a 2016 ballot measure.
However, more realistic proposals in terms of having them be passed by Congress as well as solicit more valid signatures would be to stick with Three states instead of six. Two proposed states should be merged to make three out of the 6 proposed. South and Central California should be merged to form the State of East California with the counties from both South and Central California forming East California. West California and Silicon Valley should merge to form the State of West California. Finally, North California and Jefferson should be merged to form the State of Shasta/Jefferson.

This proposal would be less like a pipe dream and more of a reality. Though it's not guaranteed to succeed in sense of establishing two new states from California, the impact could be so great that California could be forced to re-establish itself and start over with a more balanced system where it becomes more politically competitive.

Thanks to Donald J. Trump becoming President of the United States of America, his administration will tackle issues such as voter fraud, Big Labor Unions, Religious Freedom, stopping and reversing illegal immigration, enhancing and enabling school choice, and other issues; California is up for a seismic change up as California Democrats are running scared over the upcoming Donald Trump presidency and what effect he will have on extreme liberalism.

Democrats have now become more and more reliant on third-world immigration, both legal and illegal(especially) as well as other minorities(African-Americans) since Donald Trump won Midwestern states that have been won by Democrats throughout the 1990's and 2000's.
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In fact, White America is the far-left Democratic Party's worst enemy politically as the latter has learned that unless Whites become a minority outnumbered by anti-white non-whites, then left-wing politics will almost never succeed.

The GOP relies on Non-Hispanic Whites more than any other racial group. Though reaching out to Blacks, Hispanics, and Asians who are U.S. citizens is a very great idea, the GOP must not allow Whites to be the most divided electorate in America. Donald Trump has changed the Republican Party by winning the nomination for U.S. president and defeating Crooked Hillary Clinton and the Democrat machine at the national level.

Under President Barack Obama, Hispanics have outnumbered non-Hispanic Whites in California thanks to not just the decades long pro-third world immigration policy but also thanks to attracting illegal aliens to this country. Not only has President Obozo allowed unknown numbers of illegal aliens to come to this country without fear of any consequences but California itself has made it so an illegal alien is not different than not just U.S. citizens but also legal immigrants(who worked harder to come to the United States the proper way).
Now back to the proposed states. East California would Lean Republican as most counties there have Republicans outnumbering Democrats. Plus, East California will be closer politically to Arizona and Nevada. Though San Diego County used to have more Republicans, Democrats lead Republicans now by around 3-5%. That'll change when Republicans start moving back there.

West California would be roughly between Lean Democratic to Solid Democratic. San Luis Obispo and Ventura Counties have been the only two counties within the proposed state of West California to be either within competitive margin or having Republicans leading Democrats. Los Angeles County alone is home to one-third of California's illegal alien population, meaning that should a Justice Department under Jeff Sessions as Attorney General intervene to preserve voter integrity and ensure that only U.S. Citizens are voting in State and Federal elections, the Democrat-Republican gap would close tighter due to the drop in registered Democrats. Also, automatic voter registration with drivers licensing would be banned as this contributes to more voter fraud. Trump has also met with Silicon Valley executives in hopes of swaying them to support more business friendly GOP candidates, further weakening Democrat support.

Should Republicans become as competitive as Democrats in West California, the West California GOP would be more Centrist while adopting some social liberal policies.

Shasta and Jefferson could range anywhere from Tossup to Lean Republican and would be the most competitive out of the Three Californias. North of San Francisco and being home to the Bay Area's northern counties, Shasta/Jefferson will be politically closer to most Battleground states in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, but geographically be closer to Colorado and Oregon. Republicans political strength in Shasta would be somewhere between Washington State and Alaska.

Even if California is not partitioned, Trump's presidency will have such a major impact on even California as much of the Democrat's successes there are due to not just federal immigration policy designed to make Whites a small minority but also federal inaction against measures designed to retain the Single-Party Democrat state such as Forced-Unionism and dues paid to benefit the Democratic Party(even if union member is a Republican), massive voter fraud and illegal voting(voting by non-citizens including illegal aliens, computerized voting machines improperly counting votes, voting multiple times, absentee ballot stuffing, automatic voter registration with drivers licensing, no voter id, no proof of citizenship for voter registration, etc.), anti-growth regulations, lack of drought relief, unreasonably high taxes, and GOP flight.

Threats for secession in California will not even half succeed as too many people in California would not only oppose such a measure but also motivate a Trump administration to bus Republicans who left California to return and politically challenge the Democrats.


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