I siupport gay Marriage Doug.

Who do we want to force to stay here,the 2% who make over $100,000 a year, or the 72% who make less than $36,000 and pay little, if any, state income tax?

Then he can tell recent college grads that since the taxpayers paid for their education, they need to stay in CA and work.

Katy

She told the bartender “You’d get a lot more business if the place wasn’t so crowded all the time.”

Glancing through the aforementioned Manhattan Institute study, I didn’t see the claim of Californians fleeing to avoid “record high taxes and strangulating regulations.”

Instead they say “It is impossible to know for certain what motivates any individual decision to leave the state.” “For an individual, the motivator is often a job.”

They do indicate, though, that from 1960 to 1990, there was a huge increase in population (about double). House prices increased. California had the densest urban areas in the nation.

Could it be that so many people moved in that it became crowded and expensive and there were not enough jobs for all those people? Like water seeking it’s own level.