Do you survivors really think that we make this shiite up? Do you really believe that every Idahoan inherited a bias against Californians and that only the conservatives are moving here, but we misinterpret their intentions, statements, and actions?
I fully understand that their are many very good conservatives in California. No question. But please stop defending the failure that is that state and expecting us to welcome the cancer into our homes as well.
Ya, I think they do. I think liberalism is spreading in their states just like it did in CA, and they seek to blame millions of people leaving this state out of hatred for liberalism, yet blame for all their states woes.
Just had an old teammate from high school split for Texas last week. Ex-deputy sheriff, hates liberals with a passion, now he just become part of the liberal invasion of Texas.
Then we have statements like this..
"Then the Cali invasion started about the time I graduated HS in 1974"
Really, 1974? That is the same time liberals were still invading California, CA was still yet to break for Reagan two more times.
For almost twenty years the flower children from everyone of your states came flocking here and [bleep] up our state...so, cry me a river. .
Now you have liberals flocking to your liberal cities, ever stop and wonder where the origins of those liberals come from?
Allow me to pluck a few out of todays obits
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Jane Marie Bartlett
May 20, 1946 – October 22, 2019
Bend, Oregon
Jane Marie Bartlett of Bend, passed away peacefully with her family at her side on October 22, 2019. She was 73.
Jane was born May 20, 1946, in Detroit Michigan, to Degland and Doris (Adams) Kenealy. A long-time resident of Santa Cruz, California, Jane attended Soquel High School. In 1995, she moved to Central Oregon, where she lived in Bend and Prineville.
Bet she was a flaming liberal!!
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Oh look, a liberal UCSC teacher from IL, came out in 1974
Carol Marie Freeman
July 12, 1944 - October 21, 2019
Resident of Ben Lomond
Carol Marie Freeman died at home on Monday, October 21, 2019 after a short illness.
Born in Chicago, Illinois on July 12, 1944 to Joseph Creanza and Alice Engeson Creanza, she inherited her father's Italian passion and clear-eyed view of the foibles of academe – he was the founding Dean of Chicago Musical College of Roosevelt University – and formidable, uncompromising moral clarity from her mother, a public school teacher and the daughter of Swedish immigrants. Raised in a conservative Chicago suburb, she always afterwards claimed to have been a member of the only family in Glen Ellyn whose name ended in a vowel.
She earned her BA in English from Carleton College in 1966, where she was valedictorian and married Michael Freeman. The two of them went off to graduate school at Yale, where she earned her Ph.D in English in 1971.
In 1974, on what they thought was a lark that would last no more than six months, she, Michael, and their two kids moved to California, Michael to join the faculty of the then – from the Yale perspective – radical new college, the University of California at Santa Cruz. After a few months Carol was recruited to run a writing program at UCSC, with the warning from a not very prescient administrator that the position was only temporary.
She taught at UCSC for forty-three years, most of it as the Coordinator
Thank you IL
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Another who moved out in 1975 for work.
im and Joan then moved to New Jersey. He worked at various companies, including Revlon and Mattel, before finally settling in at T.J. Lipton. Lipton transferred him to California in 1975, where he lived until his death.
Wonder if he was a democrat?
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Another from IL
Kathleen Cavada Hugi, 63, left this earth on October, 31, 2019, after a year long fight with Amyloidosis. Kathy was born in Lockport, Illinois, to Robert and Josephine (Savala) Cavada on January 11, 1956.
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Oh, now here we go, a native Californian, moved to NV, obviously a flaming liberal..
Justin Ray King
September 1, 1972 - November 2, 2019
Dayton, Nevada
Friends and family will gather on Saturday, November 16th in Felton to celebrate the life of a devoted father, loving son and brother, Justin King who passed away in Nevada following a car accident this past weekend. Justin was 47 years old.
Justin was born in Fremont and moved to the San Lorenzo Valley in 1978. He attended San Lorenzo Valley High School. He lived in Dayton, Nevada for the past 15 years.
It will be impossible to replicate the passion he had for a good debate, especially if it involved his Christian faith or politics (or any other topic for that matter) and his fellow participants had better be well prepared. He loved to read, his favorite subjects were religion, psychology, history and science fiction. He was a supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Let's see, Bob sounds like another liberal you wouldn't want coming to your state..
Bob loved to camp and fish with his two sons at Blue Lake in South Lake Tahoe. He and Paula made frequent trips to Oregon to visit with family and trout fish with his oldest son Mark. Bob was also a very talented artist working with stained glass and engraved art glass. He was proud of the decorative bottles that he engraved freehand, and they will continue to be cherished by all those to whom he gifted them.
He and his beloved wife of 63 years, Paula, were long time members of Twin Lakes Church. They sponsored youth groups over their 50 years at Twin Lakes Church and Bob was an active member of the music committees.
Bob is survived by his wife Paula Simmons of Scotts Valley, his sons and daughters-in-law, Craig and Stephanie Simmons of Scotts Valley and Mark and Jami Simmons of Central Point, Oregon. He also leaves his brother, Kenneth Simmons of Modesto. A memorial service will be held at Twin Lakes Church (Monschke Hall) Saturday, December 7, 2019 beginning at 11 a.m.
Private military honors and committal will take place at California Central Coast Veteran's Cemetery in Seaside. Any kind acts of charity made in Bob's memory may be directed to Twin Lakes Christian School: (2701 Cabrillo College Drive, Aptos, CA. 95003).
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Well here is another flaming liberal who was ruining Oregon, of course he came from CA via Oklahoma and New Mexico, but still, he came for CA to OR.
Roland Robertson
Feb. 18,1952- Oct. 8, 2019
Brookings, Oregon
Roland Lee Robertson, longtime former resident of Santa Cruz County, fisherman and tackle shop enthusiast, passed away Tuesday October 8th in a fatal car accident In Northern California. He was 67 years old.
Roland was born in McAlester, Oklahoma. His family moved to New Mexico before setting in Watsonville, California. Roland attended Watsonville High School where his father was a scientist and educator.
From childhood Roland was enthralled with the ocean. He enjoyed all the Monterey Bay had to offer, spending time with friends surfing, fishing and engaging in the growing surf and skate culture in Santa Cruz. Roland became a trusted deckhand on on local party boats and eventually a commercial fisherman on his own skiff names after his beloved daughter. When Roland wasn't fishing, he worked at Bayside Marine and ran the fuel dock at Shamrock Charters.
Eventually the rivers and salmon of Southern Oregon started calling and he retired his life in Santa Cruz to relocate to the Chetco River in Brookings, Oregon. Roland resided in Brookings for the remainder of his time, fishing and providing coveted advice to local and traveling folks at Chetco Outdoor Store in Brookings.
Roland was proceeded in death by his father, Richard Roland Robertson, his mother, Lorena Estelle Smoke, and his brother Euel Robertson.
Roland is survived by his daughter, Rachel Robertson of Santa Cruz, his son in law Omar Castellanos and his grandchildren, Maximus and Catalina Castellanos. He will be greatly missed by many friends across many fishing and surfing communities.
A celebration of life will be held for Roland on Sunday Nov. 10th, 12:00pm at Aptos Village Park. All are welcome.
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Well here is a guy from Jersey, he sounds alright, but he did spend some time in Frisco, good thing he passed here and didn't
t come to one of your states.
Tony arrived in the United States through Ellis Island in 1952. He began his journey to fulfill the quintessential American dream with hustle and drive. Working his way from the East Coast to California, he created his new life collecting glass bottles on the boardwalks of the Jersey Shore, mopping the dish pits of New York and perfecting his English as an usher in the movie theaters of Wilmington, Delaware. He eventually made his way to the San Francisco Bay Area with a slick pompadour, chinos and a twisted moustache that made women swoon. It was during this time that he became a self-proclaimed "girl watcher" with a keen eye for the ladies wearing red lipstick and a certain boom-chicka-boom.
Born just before the inception of World War II, Tony was orphaned during the Greek Civil War and saw more than his fair share of rough days which resulted in a life lived to its fullest. He enlisted in the Navy and served his country in Vietnam aboard the USS Midway feeling he got the better end of the deal as he was guaranteed a safe place to sleep and three meals a day.
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Uh oh, CA school teacher moves to AZ..of course he wasn't native to CA.
John was born on December 19, 1946 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Joseph and Louise Bellante. He spent his childhood in Richmond, Kentucky before moving to San Jose, California at the age of 15.
John had a long career as a high school educator teaching business and accounting classes. He retired from teaching in 2007 and he and his wife, Laura, moved to Arizona to enjoy the desert beauty and life by the pool.
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Have to apologize to Oregon for this guy, obviously a granola muncher,,
Robert Valenzuela
August 18, 1958 - October 16, 2019
Santa Cruz
Robert Valenzuela, age 61, of Santa Cruz passed away on October 16, 2019. He was born in San Francisco on August 18, 1958 to Gloria and Antonio Valenzuela. Robert grew up in Watsonville but moved to Portland, Oregon in 1982 where he raised his family for the next 20 years. He was a business owner for many years, but found his true calling when he returned to Santa Cruz and began working in security at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. Robert loved telling stories about his adventures on the boardwalk while grilling for his family and friends out on the deck. He also enjoyed riding his motorcycle and working on restoring his 1967 Ford Mustang. Robert is survived by his wife Frances, children Maresa and Robert, grandchildren Amaya, Frida, and Dylan, mother Gloria, brothers Anthony, Gilbert, David, and Mark, sisters Rosalie and Gloria Jean, as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
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You guys need to get over yourselves, awfully easy to stereotype people
