robin1234

https://oag.ca.gov/ab1887

My son brought this to my attention. He's planning how to spend his conference attendance funds for 2017, and this puts a severe crimp in his choice of venues ...

Beaverstate

California is a state of mind, interpretation up to you. I fled 36 years ago.

scot47

They have become a caricature of the liberal lefty

tom169

California is at the bottom of my list of states I'd consider moving to.

Anian

He was seriously considering Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Tennessee? Is he part of California's state department for country and blues music, or corn production?

Pulaski

It looks like exceptions 5 and 6 should give him most of the flexibility he might need.
Or moonshine production?

SultanOfSwing

He's still got Virginia and South Carolina open to him if that's the plan

Pulaski

There ain't much goin' on in SC that is either educational or cultural.

SultanOfSwing

It's OK, he'll be too pissed on moonshine to care.

mrken30

Maybe this is the first step to succession or to kill the economies in those states.

SultanOfSwing

* Secession

This is just a restriction on state-sponsored travel though. There are still 49 other states who don't have these restrictions, it won't really have much of an effect in the long run.

mrken30

Thanks, I looked at the wrong Wikipedia link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Succession_of_states

Vermont, Washington state and New York‘s governors all banned official state-funded or sponsored travel to Mississippi on Tuesday. The District of Columbia is considering a similar measure.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...b0a506064d9a26

Pulaski

The last time I heard (last November), it was some Californians who were exploring secession.

mrken30

I was talking about the LGBT community seceding.

The South can keep their country singers. Unfortunately some of the good LGBT singers are dead now

robin1234

A couple of those states don't really have "economies." They live on handouts from the blue states.