Is California a lost cause? Dems want you to think so, want you to believe that the Golden State will always vote Democrat.
The truth is completely different. California will vote Republican again – maybe even in 2024.
Here’s the reality that terrifies liberals:
If you ask anyone on the street to name a dem-voting state, it’s going to be California or New York 9 times out of 10.
According to the official records, Cali hasn’t voted for a Republican since 1988 – and with the swing gradually increasing across most elections, many of us have completely written off any possibility of the state going Republican again.
But the numbers don’t tell the full story.
Look a little further back, and you’ll see some surprisingly similar numbers – just the other way round. In 1984, Ronald Reagan pulled in practically 60% of the vote, one of the highest winning margins in the history of California.
What changed?
The answer’s clear – Silicon Valley. You already know how deeply connected Big Tech is with the dems… Silicon Valley just makes the relationship even clearer.
As more and more tech companies started moving into California, they started to swing the vote away from Republicans, towards the dems and third parties.
Silicon Valley keeps expanding – the dems keep pulling in more votes in Cali.
There’s just one thing they haven’t thought of.
They think that the pattern is going to last forever. If you don’t see California going Republican again, you probably think something similar.
In actual fact, Silicon Valley’s grip over California is far more vulnerable than it looks. The entire tech sector is very close to total collapse.
Remember what happened when the dot-com bubble burst? Tech-based companies were vastly overvalued by traders, until the market woke up to the reality – that there was absolutely no way for most of the companies to turn a profit.
That’s exactly what’s happening in Silicon Valley today. Just look at the big modern businesses – Uber’s never turned a profit, and will never be able to turn a profit.
Some companies, like Magic Leap, don’t even have a product. Valued at over $6 billion, this company just faked it for as long as they could, bringing in hundreds of millions in funding – until they lost over 90% of their value practically overnight.
That’s what the future looks like for Silicon Valley – total collapse. And once that happens, expect voters to abandon the Dems in California.
