California Clearancexit

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California is the privileged place of nature, there is always sunny, liberty, strong economic development and is also one of the 6 strongest economies worldwide. After President trump winner, then many movements are rising. One of them is “Calexit” which makes about 1/3 of Californian want California break away from the United States. According to the LA Times newspaper, 'Calexit' would be a disaster for progressive values by Conor Friedersdorf, the writer states, “Californians are better educated, wealthier, more liberal, and value healthcare and education more than the rest of the country.”
Based on that, more Californian want to involve into the movement. Most of them believe their taxes are gone because the government raised the highest

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