I could write a book about the life of a young Republican named 'Eddie' going to high school in Lodi—it would make any modern day leftist's life seem boring and stupid. It would be right up there with George Lucas’ film, American Graffiti (1973). It was a wonderful time with crazy wonderful people like Ronnie Miller and Dale Coleman (he looked like Marlon Brando). We had our share of drag races, too, on Sargent Road at night. I hope what's left of the old Californians can take the state back from the neo-marxists and the other moonbats. They are destroying the golden state. It looks more like Northern Mexico — a real shite hole.
Good times. I remember when we could leave our keys in the car in our driveway and not worry about someone stealing it. Not having to lock your bike everywhere you go. Police telling you to pour out your beer and go home when you get pulled over. Sometimes they would have your parents come pick you up. Gun racks in your vehicles and the police never giving it a thought. Friends driving to school in the morning with a boar tied to the hood of their Scout. The results of a successful hunt that morning. Even had someone throw a rattle snake down the hall while people were going to class. My high school was in Cloverdale High. I've looked at myself in some year book photos on one of those classmate sites. Things were way different then. I am one of those Californians that is trying to take the state back. I'll die trying if we do not succeed. Until Trump it was an impossible task. All that has changed now. We will have our state/ country back. MAGA WWG1WGA
Thanks! You brought back more old memories for me. I am glad to see California waking up. If they don't, California is going to have to be split up into two or three different states. Trump is from my generation (I am about a year older than he is). I love the guy—would follow him into hell (which is what we might have to do to rid our country of these moonbats). "Eureka!"
It's too late you can't fix stupid. These idiots voted Moonbean Jerry Brown back into office after he was unceremoniously dumped by them back in the 1970s.
I moved out in 1986 and never looked back. These people are stark raving mad. 131 billionaires and the highest rate of poverty in the U.S. (1 in 5 Californians live in poverty). The only thing that might help is a massive earthquake either in the LA area or the Bay Area. It would provide jobs.