52 States? Northern, Southern, & Coastal California...

[daveco]

Not all Californians like the way Sacramento is running the state?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/15/south-california-secession-_n_898725.html

[Alaskan_TA]

If California divides into three states, they will be called;

Cal

If

&

Fornia

Just a guess. 

[daveco]

I'd call them Northern, Southern, and Totally Hosed.

[bull]

They have to survive "Carmageddon" first.

I think most states on either side of the country can identify with California's quandary. Farmers get tired of being overregulated by yuppies who don't understand their way of life. Many people who serve in state legislatures never spend more than a few weekends per year off pavement and yet they are dictating how people in rural/farm areas can live their lives. It gets old real fast.

[bull]

 By the way, we don't officially have 50 states yet anyway. Least not until November. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43769035/ns/us_news-weird_news/?GT1=43001

[daveco]

That's amazing.

[stripedelete]

They have to survive "Carmageddon" first.

I think most states on either side of the country can identify with California's quandary. Farmers get tired of being overregulated by yuppies who don't understand their way of life. Many people who serve in state legislatures never spend more than a few weekends per year off pavement and yet they are dictating how people in rural/farm areas can live their lives. It gets old real fast.

Don't get me started on that one.  They tried it on a local/township level here in Ohio.  We beat'em.  But they'll be back.

[Tilar]

By the way, we don't officially have 50 states yet anyway. Least not until November. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43769035/ns/us_news-weird_news/?GT1=43001

They need to RUN while they still can.    

They have to survive "Carmageddon" first.

I think most states on either side of the country can identify with California's quandary. Farmers get tired of being overregulated by yuppies who don't understand their way of life. Many people who serve in state legislatures never spend more than a few weekends per year off pavement and yet they are dictating how people in rural/farm areas can live their lives. It gets old real fast.

Don't get me started on that one.  They tried it on a local/township level here in Ohio.  We beat'em.  But they'll be back.

I'm willing to bet that if we were to just not plant any grain or raise any cattle other than what we personally use next year these idiots would reconsider what they are trying to do. All it would take would be one year. Of course milking is another situation all together, You just cant stop milking and it's too expensive to just dump it.