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California an Addict Yet to hit bottom

November 29, 2010/in
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Steven Greenhut

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Orange County Register

In the midterm elections, California bucked the nation’s “let’s get our house in order” trend. This is the latest evidence, according to futurist Joel Kotkin at Chapman University, that “California has drifted far away from the place that John Gunther described in 1946 as ‘the most spectacular and most diversified American state … so ripe, golden.’

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