> he wanted the GOP to win because they wouldn't be able to get anything done, which is a hint about how he feels for US government. Ha really? He said that?

> he wanted the GOP to win because they wouldn't be able to get anything done, which is a hint about how he feels for US government. Ha really? He said that? I felt the same way but a Californian’s vote doesnt influence representation Its been a great few years: we operate better with agencies paralyzed, disarray in legislative consensus, and an ongoing appetite for risk in the markets. I understood which taxes would likely be lowered. I remember being at the voting booth thinking of this decision tree. But there is nothing a Californian could have done by that point in time. I would say the outcome has been very accurate and predictable on these fronts. It has been entertaining listening to other Californians tell me what people think if a left vote isnt deemed the clearly favorable vote for those people. I would say it doesnt really factor in what people think at all.