I can't help but think part of the problem in CA is the .03% of the budget being spent on labor and workforce development and the stagnant higher education budg

I can't help but think part of the problem in CA is the .03% of the budget being spent on labor and workforce development and the stagnant higher education budget for the last 25 years which is now being cut to pre-1980 levels when you factor in inflation. If you can't stop manufacturing jobs from leaving and don't want to invest in your workforce these things tend to happen.