10-30-17

Oh boy, here we go! Talk about ordered mayhem… Plus, it’d be VERY INTERESTING to see where the fault lines are and how they align with this chaotic plan.

A plan to split California into three separate states has cleared its first hurdle. Supporters are set to begin collecting signatures to qualify for next year’s ballot. The plan is being funded by Bay Area tech billionaire Tim Draper, who previously funded a similar proposal back in 2014 to divide the state up into sections.

That plan failed.

Draper argues that citizens would be better served by three smaller state governments, rather than one large one. The three way split goes like this: Northern California would include the Bay Area all the way to the Oregon border, Southern California would begin in Fresno and cover most of the southern state.

A new California would begin in Los Angeles county and cover most of the coastal areas.

Opponents say the plan would create chaos. “Creating three new governments, three new legislatures, three new governors and then having to disrupt what we have as a state all our prison systems, our higher education systems,” said political analyst Steven Maviglio. “I think diversity is what makes California great and this would actually ruin it.”

If the measure were to make it on the ballot and be approved by voters it would also still need permission from Congress.

California Leaps First Hurdle to Breaking Into Three Separate States

Source Jim Yackel

Plan to Divide California Into 3 Separate States Clears First Hurdle

Source ABC News

California clears first hurdle to breaking into three states

California has cleared its first hurdle to going from one state to three smaller states.

Golden State residents who support billionaire Tim Draper’s initiative to break the state into smaller parts will now begin collecting signatures to get the plan on next year’s election ballot.

The plan proposes making the area including and north of San Francisco into one state, a coastal region extending south to Los Angeles another state, and everywhere south and east of those a third state.

If approved by residents, Congress would have the final say on the matter.

Draper previously pushed for a similar proposal in 2014, but the plan failed. He has said this new push would give residents three smaller forms of government. Washington Examiner

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