houstonscott
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Actually the late 1970's was the end of California. HSThe reports of the imminent demise of California have been exaggerated... borrowing from Samuel Clemens... Back in the 70's a very popular book was the Late Great State of California... then again many said there would be no Social Security for those retiring in the 1990's... I'm not defending California... only pointing out the folly of outlandish claims that only serve to suck people in... The Donor State is the perfect rebuttal to such statements... I do see a lot of Californians cashing out their windfalls and taking that money to other States... know a few that simply cash out without reinvesting... which I think is foolish because money is only worth what it can be exchanged for and sitting in a CD is not an investment. California dollars for better or worse are a driving force in neighboring states... especially Oregon, Nevada and Arizona... with Texas and Washington not far behind.