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Excellent! I love it. We here in California certainly deserve it.

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Excellent! I love it. We here in California certainly deserve it.

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I don't blame the law biding US Citizens for California's decision, its the illegals that are forcing the issue and the voters need to let their representatives know that its just not Arizona that want these borders secure an illegals deported, hell even Massachuse is in favor of Arizona's decision

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Wow, Arizona gets nuttier with each passing day. I'm avoiding AZ like the plague, boycott or no boycott.

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Doesn't AZ sell power to CA when they run short? I wonder if they will be just as righteous when the lights go dim come summer.

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Perhaps AZ should reciprocate the boycott: This summer when the temps begin to climb in the southwest, Arizonans can crank up the electricity and thus boycott sending their electricity to CA. I'd laugh and laugh. CA can't fall into the Pacific soon enough...but they're trying--Jerry Brown wants to be gov again; that should finish the job.

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I am betting 50 to one Roger and those who don't agree with what Arizona has been forced to do are either illegal, have illegal workers, or just plain stupid. The problem with California is that the population is already over run with illegals. They are bankrupt for a reason. The idiots allow the illegals to destroy their economy by abusing their services. You want your state to broke like California then listen to them. They are obviously real smart folks...DUH...

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We'll plant one on every single states Western border offering the same.

Let San Franpsycho and Lost Angeleast feel a nationwide boycott. Refuse to do business with them.

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I began my boycott of California today... Canceled all training trip, that's a week of hotels, rentals, food / entertainment, and thousands for each class alone X 5... Also canceled a couple thousand in recording gear for my personal use... I can find other brands that are made somewhere sane...

Don't try and tell me it's okay for California's flagship cities to punish everyone in Arizona en masse over a law they clearly don't even understand, but vice-versa is unfair...

California is tanking, even with more relative special support than Bubble-Boy would need in an M.C. Escher drawing...

They need to just fail and grow a damned spine... I'm happy to help sink their spoiled arses and bolster a state like Arizona that still stands for self-determination...

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I began my boycott of California today... Canceled all training trip, that's a week of hotels, rentals, food / entertainment, and thousands for each class alone X 5... Also canceled a couple thousand in recording gear for my personal use... I can find other brands that are made somewhere sane...

Don't try and tell me it's okay for California's flagship cities to punish everyone in Arizona en masse over a law they clearly don't even understand, but vice-versa is unfair...

California is tanking, even with more relative special support than Bubble-Boy would need in an M.C. Escher drawing...

They need to just fail and grow a damned spine... I'm happy to help sink their spoiled arses and bolster a state like Arizona that still stands for self-determination...

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With AZ providing 40% (I think that's the number I read) of CA's power there should be some renegotiating the power agreements. AZ needs to squeeze the nuts of CA. :)

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Umm sorry...Firefox double-posted me... I blame Arizona....

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Right on, right on. California is committing financial suicide and they are worried about little ole Arizona.

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You know what living in California is like? Its like living a box of granola. Once you get past the fruits and berries all you have left are the flakes.

Excellent work! Deserves an award from Yahoo!

Great job by Exurban Jon! Thanks for sticking by your fellow citizens and not confusing the several millions of Americans in California with a few corrupt politicians in two or three governing bodies.

Speaking about those corrupt politicians, thanks a lot for doing the hard intellectual work and helping discredit them in order to show their supporters how they're on the take. And, to think, Exurban Jon didn't have to do that, he could have just come up with a cute graphic!

The only thing I'm surprised about is that this hasn't yet gotten an Instalanche, it's that great and that much of a public service!

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Many of us, especially in Northern Califronia, would love to create two states. If we could only separate from Sin Francisco, L.A., and most of the leftist coastal communities, we would have what ammounts to a conservative state, with values not unlike the midwest (and Arizona). There is not a person with whom I've spoken who is not in total support of Arizona. God bless you, Arizona!! Keep leading the charge!!

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I'd love to boycott California but I live here... Sorry about all the idiots in my state. They've been a problem for me for quite sometime.
BTW, I'm with Pat on separating the state, except San Diego needs to go with the Conservative areas. We're not like the other coastal cities. At least not as bad. Too much military here for that.

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Screw California. God bless Arizona. Drafting a similar law here in Texas, as soon as the gov sees how popular it is he'll sign it; he wants to get reelected.

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Boycotting another state is just idiotic. Are we no longer the "United" States? I suppose next there will be border skirmishes.

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I think we may be in for a whole lot of skirmishes everywhere. We the people are not going to take this crap. Go Arizona and Go Gov. Brewer; you have a great set of cajones. Maybe you could clone them and hand them out to all Repub members of Congress with a one page instruction sheet on how and when to use them. Shesh!

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I love the symbol and as a former resident of Az, now East coast, I will not buy anything I can identify as coming from Ca. I think the folks in Ca get quite a bit of water which flows through Az. Maybe it will be a super dry year and Az will need all of it's water. Starting new crops in the desert will take a lot of water and Az would have a booming market.

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"Boycotting another state is just idiotic. Are we no longer the "United" States? I suppose next there will be border skirmishes."--Mark Fu

I dunno..I'm willing to cut off the electricity Arizona sells to California...shut off the flow of the excess Colorado River water we send to them (I get awfully thirsty in the summer) and blockade the bridges crossing over the Colorado River too

Pull the plug on the whole thing.

I wish AZ would pull the plug on it's chief export to CA--electricity-- for an hour... maybe 30 minutes.

Just as a way for them to say 'back off'.

Of course, if we left it off for an extended period of time we'd risk the collapse of california.

But wouldn't that be a good thing? It's already dead financially... it just doesn't know it.

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As a resident of New Mexico, I can only stand up and salute Arizona for being bold enough to recognize -- "Illegal is illegal. The law is the law. We are a nation of law." Way to go, Arizona.

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As a 5th Californian I am sad the way the state of my birth has gone. I wish it was split into two states so the normal people could live in one and Pelosi's people can live in the other. I have family still in California, but I am urging a total boycott of the state by the rest of the country until the professional politicians who got California in to this mess are removed.

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I'm embarrassed to be an Angeleno right now. Totally considering pulling up stakes, & investing in AZ real estate ~ just giving it till the election, because we have some great candidates running, & I want to support them. Hoping to restore liberty & freedom in CA ~ liberty & freedom are great antidotes to stupidity.

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I will boycott Calif. wine, oranges, everything.

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We were booked, myself and my wife and two grandkids, to go to CA to visit Disneyland this spring as well as a few other sites in the LA area. It has been cancelled and we are off to Arizona to visit the Grand Canyon. Thank you Arizona and keep to your guns. My wallet, not empty words, will show my support.

Ed

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i was planning a trip to cabo in march and changed my mind. i'll be in phoenix/tuscon for 2 weeks of spring training. boycotts work both ways!

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I commend Gov. Brewer for doing what is right despite the firestorm it has ignited from people who have not even read the bill (including our(?) US Attorney General), but listened instead to the left wing fanatics and lame stream media. Texas should approve a similar bill and over-ride any veto from the Governor's office. I have seen what the illegal alien problem has done to my ex-city of Houston, turning it into a 3rd world barrio, thanks to the sanctuary city philosophy of past liberal/progressive mayors, one of whom is running for Governor. We need more brave politicians as Governors as Gov. Brewer and Gov. Christie. States rights are being trampled into the ground, the Constitution is being shredded, and Obie is far along in his seven steps to convert this country to a communist/socialist 'paradise'.

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We were booked, myself and my wife and two grandkids, to go to CA to visit Disneyland this spring as well as a few other sites in the LA area. It has been cancelled and we are off to Arizona to visit the Grand Canyon. Thank you Arizona and keep to your guns. My wallet, not empty words, will show my support.

Ed

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Bunch of pathetic lame-brains in L.A. If they would control their own rampant crime and violence from illegals in California, then maybe they'd have some credibility. But it even appears that the idiot we have as AG, Holder hasn't even read the Arizona law. Un-freakinbelievable! But then again, look at any of the cities that democrats have monopolized like L.A., San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, NYC, etc. the proverty and crime levels makes one's head spin. There must be a reason why that is. So I'll buy Arizona and boycott L.A. thank you very much!

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Pretty hair Perry, like Bush, instead of standing with Ariz the fear of losing a erection/election will do absolutely Nothing! I supported GW on everything except illegal immigration and his damn spending. Perry not any better, like Bush if he had his way he would have send helicopters into Mexico offering free rides to Texas.

Anyway, Making plans for a little golf in Ariz, perhaps the good people of California could tell Gov Arnold to keep his damn mouth shut?

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Since LA is going to boycotting AZ, I'm assuming there will be NO hypocrites at the Suns/Lakers game and the seats will be empty. Note to all LA gov't employees with tickets to the game. As we say here in AZ, Cowboy up!. Put your $ where your mouth is. Leave your tickets at Will Call. Don't show up.

Oh, and one more thing. Just tell the folks at the window that ol' Grammateus will be picking them up. (sarcasm)You'll get to keep your integrity and you won't be helping those nasty, hate-mongering, racist, bigoted Arizonans (/sarcasm with a wink...).

Oh, and one more thing. GO SUNS!

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It isn't L.A. that is the problem. It is the news media and the propaganda they push on the public daily. Now the lawyers are in on it. Aren't they in on everything. It is all about the money and the greed of the attorneys that is taking this country down. Voters are so stupid that they keep putting lawyers in there state and national offices so they can make laws that makes works for both sides of the issue. Nobody seems to understand what happen to your freedom, well the lawyers took it from you. Arizona is doing what should have been done years ago. I went to school in Mexico for 4 years and if I did not have a passport and visa it was to jail, do not pass go, and all your property gone. You could not fly an American flag, I never saw a sign in English, government papers were all in Spainish. Who changed this in America, the lawyers. Wake-up America before it is too late. Arizona is on the right path, California is full of nut cases, most in Hollywood trying to change the way you think with their bull-shit movies that trash this country 24/7.

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This is just stupid no wonder California is drowning in debit. I'm thinking of moving to AZ at least they are trying to help their state instead of telling other people what to do. But isn't that typical liberal thinking "do as I say not as I do".

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I too canceled our family's vacation to California. It's Arizona for us now! No CA products from here on in. We back Arizona all the way !

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When our President and Attorney General go out of their way to criticize Arizona's law without reading the $%#^ thing;
When the liberal elitists in California get the ignorant masses all excited and rotesting against a fictional result of a law they have not read, and
When dictatorial school system administrators punich a basketball team over a law they have not read...
This symbol seems most appropriate to anyone critical of the State of Arizona trying to defend its borders - the federal government surly does not seem up to the task. Great picture.

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I can't stand Sony, Taco Bell gives me shits, Disney is dwindling, I would rather watch Fox news than anything out of Hollywood, Have a lawsuit against Countrywide, I don't fly anywhere(Boeing), too old to play with childrens toys(Mattel), and if I need any rental moving equipment I only go U-Haul(HQ in AZ). That sums it up pretty much. CA, are you gonna boycott a whole Nation now? Didn't think so. Real easy to boycott you though. Losers.

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So, we live in Virginia and had plans to visit California next in a week. But now all that has changed. It appears that California just doesn’t get it, this is a serious issue. Their governor makes stupid one liners and thinks it is cute.

Bottom line, we have changed our plans and are now spending our vacation in Arizona. This state took the lead on an issue that has been brewing for years, and we support them. We support them through messages and through money. We will spend every dime of our vacation in Arizona and I urge everyone to do the same. Watch how businesses in California pressure the politicians when they see tourist revenue dry up. I am dead serious, the ONLY effective message is the monetary message.

Take a moment when you buy online and see if the product originates from a California distribution center. You can look elsewhere, on the internet it only takes a minute. Buy other states wines, they are great, you think that won’t send a message?

Support the bold and necessary step that Arizona took, Buy nothing from California!!!

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We are having a special election in Maricopa County - ground zero for illegal immigration in Arizona - and the two candidates for County Attorney (called the District Attorney on other parts of the country) include Rick Romley, who called for a veto of SB1070, and Bill Montgomery, a West Point Graduate and career prosecutor who has pledged to enforce SB1070 fully and fairly. We are asking people around the country to show support for SB1070 by donating to Bill's campaign in the amount of $10.70. Everyone can afford it and it gives people a chance to show support in an active way. You can donate online at:

montgomery2010.com/contribute.asp

Let's take a united stand for the rule of law!

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Put your money where your mouth is.

I went online May 12th and read the news story from the AZ Republic about another attack on our states' rights. This time it was LA claiming they were going to boycott our state by canceling 8 million dollars in services until AZ residents (you and me) met their demands and changed our laws. They didn't come to this decision because of something our state was actively engaging in to try and hurt LA. Nor were we trying to hurt California. They did this because our state lawmakers, with overwhelming support from us the taxpaying residents of Arizona, made a law that was meant to deal with the immigration issue that our state and its residents perceive to be a problem and that our federal government is to weak, politically, to deal with.

My family has put their money where their mouth is and have set up a site www.azantiboycott.com.

Please read it - if you support it great and if you don't, fine - it's your right.

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I agree with the person who asked weren't these the United States. It's all hte stupid people in office who are so afraid of offending anyone, and looking for possible future votes who are ruining this country. Eventually, all these fools will retire from govt. and leave this country completely broken. The money this costs us is astronomical. Every official who is not supporting this law should be held accountable and maybe even brought up on charges. They are supposed to protect and defend this country. Take their cushy retirement and healthcare back from all these lousey, bleeding heart, do nothing officials.

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I'm with Arizona. Obama needs to to provide a birth certificate to prove he's legally President too. We need one of our own kind in the White house. God bless Arizona for standing up for real Americans. With enough conservatives and good Republicans, we'll stop this arrogant Kenyan communist and save Arizona.

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I was always proud for living in Oklahoma and knowing that our state had the toughest immigration laws on the books. However I'm happy to pass that award over to Arizona.

Now if New Mexico and Texas would follow suit, maybe we can start to get this border under control, since the Feds have no interest in doing it.

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GO ARIZONA! You opened the door and the debate at your own peril. Don't back down. American's including LEGAL immigrants need to stand behind Arizona and all those that support AZ. I don't blame the citizen's of CA for what their politicians (Including Polosi) are doing. To all you sensible folk from CA: Thanks for speaking up and supporting Arizona. Hopefully more states will follow.

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JJ Jason on -

You sir, are a clown. A poser.

PLEASE REMOVE YOUR POST: "I'm with Arizona. Obama needs to to provide a birth certificate to prove he's legally President too. We need one of our own kind in the White house. God bless Arizona for standing up for real Americans. With enough conservatives and good Republicans, we'll stop this arrogant Kenyan communist and save Arizona."

You are a rediculous acting person.

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LA-nothing but a third world country.

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Right on AZ! The voters here in CA, as in AZ, overwhelmingly support the new law. Our politicians will eventually come around or they'll be voted out.

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Hey when everyone gets a chance, take a look at the law in Mexico and see what the penalties are for illegally entering their country... You would be surprised, and they claim we are unfair???

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Time for LA to dry out......Cut them off for your tax dollars totally.....sink or swim LA!

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Who is that good looking dude standing next to that cactus? That guy is a freaking stud.... ;)

Of course that's a copyrighted image, but given that I love this post, and think these boycotters are morons, I won't sick my crack team of attorneys on you. I also know it's damn near impossible sometimes to find the original source of a photo on the internet. But in case you're interested, here it is: www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/what-is-that-thing-in-your-blog-header/

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Jay - I would know that mug anywhere - nice nudge on the copyright - gotta keep it real -

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Jay: This was made from YOUR original photo? Thanks for letting me know! I got the original from some generic Google image search before Photoshopping, but thank you kindly for giving me the chance to credit the real owner.

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Go Arizona!

Why not provide free bus tickets for those who want them (illegals) to LA or San Fran?
Both cities are proud sanctuary cities, so logically would welcome the influx.
The cost would be trivial compared with the law enforcement burden for illegals. Maybe everyone would be happy!?!

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I'd bet that private financing for a bus exodus system would be readily available.

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"With AZ providing 40% (I think that's the number I read) of CA's power there should be some renegotiating the power agreements. AZ needs to squeeze the nuts of CA. :)"

No, Toni, AZ needs to CUT OFF the nuts of CA. And the electricity. Just tell the L.A. City Council (with as straight a face as possible): "We wouldn't dream of forcing you to choose between morality and electricity. We'll relieve of that choice by not selling electricity at any price."

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As a 40-year resident of California, I can honestly say that it's sad to watch California devolve into an incompetent and defective (and bankrupt) Latin American welfare state. While the demographics indicate social decline, the climate and scenery remains the lone attraction (certainly not the people). I LIVE in this state and have been "boycotting" California for sometime. In almost every purchase I consider buying over the internet with out-of-state companies to avoid the 9.25% sales tax.

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I'd bet that private financing for a bus exodus system would be readily available.

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Actually I think a lot of Californians think AZ might have gone a tad too far.

If AZ 1070 had been limited to immigration checks for those who were placed under arrest, and not merely legally stopped but not detained by the police, you'd find the support would be higher. There are legitimate questions about how this law fits within the US Constitution and the 4th amendment, and that will be the issue that will be taken to court.

The root causes of AZ 1070 are well understood over here in CA, heck we have the same sorts of problems here, but can you go to far? JD Hayworth probably thinks the answer to that question is NO.

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And busing them would be much less hassle than handing the illegals over to ICE (for subsequent release).

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Just a reminder, as folks seem reluctant to give up their California wines . . . Arizona makes some great wines, too. Here is a list of AZ wineries.

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I have heard especially good things about Canelo Hills.

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I support SB 1070.. and yes, I live in California. The problem, with this whole damned thing is our Gov. and Idiot Mayor of Los Angeles. If I had the money to relocate, I'd move to AZ. Sadly, I'm stuck here. I wish all of you the best.. and I'm rooting for you! In the meantime, I'll stock up on candles and gas for my generator... in lew of electricity... LOL
PS.. Loved the picture of the cactus.. putting in on my Facebook page....

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let Ca.get elec. and water from Mexico.

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Get ready California you also forget we help you fight wild land fires. California you would benefit greatly by adapting the same immigration law as Arizona, oh I forgot, you cant since your Governor is an immigrant as well. For the ones that have enough sense to understand SB1070 I feel bad for you and your bankrupt state!

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screw the mexicans for being on our land before we got here!!!!!!

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I can't wait for global warming to make the seas rise in LA and Frisco. Won't affect me at all up in the desert at 2200 feet.

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See if I got this right. Boycot and cost AZ $90 Million and AZ saves $3 Billion on Medicaid. Really seems like a hard decision doesn't it . Looks like California should pass a law like AZ and save some money at the same rate. I think I'd trade $90 Million for $3 Billion any day.

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I am a big fan of buying on Ebay... no longer from California sellers.

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Just remember all you Ca. haters that our politicians do not always speak for us anymore than your politicians always speak for you. If you use common sense none of this stupid crap would even be posted. We can all be negative and start boycotting eachother but it only creates more problems for both states. We all should put as much effort into the real problem instead of looking for childish excuses to boycott eachother. It's the politicians who are stooping to a new low, why would we all do the same?

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I have spent the last three weeks in AZ working on my house. I was smiling the whole time with pride for my new state. GO AZ!!! Protect our state.

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