Do NOT California MY Arizona!

Michael Bloomberg seems to think that California should serve as a model for the rest of the country. I have to wonder if he has actually taken a real close look at California lately with its ever-increasing homeless population, stifling regulations, high taxes, and policies that favor illegal immigrants over American citizens. Has he not noticed that long time residents of California are fleeing to other states to escape the deterioration of what once was one of the most desirable places to live?

As California’s neighbor, many of those fleeing are making Arizona their new home. Why Arizona? I seriously doubt they are coming only because of the proximity factor. No, they are coming to the great State of Arizona because we have better economic policies; because we believe in the rule of law; because we have more affordable housing; because we value our residents; and because we are proud to be American citizens. Arizona cares about the environment, but not to the overwhelming detriment of its citizens. Arizona respects individual rights while legislating policies that promote community rights.

Arizona is a great place to live and work. Period. The problem is that these former Californians are bringing their ideologies with them…the very same ideologies that lead to the demise of California. After spending some time in Arizona and enjoying the freedom from government overreach, they inevitably start pushing overtly liberal policies in an attempt to impose on Arizona the same restrictive behaviors that lead to the same government overreach from which they made their escape. We cannot allow that to happen to Arizona!

Make no mistake, there are plenty of Democrats in Arizona (even before the great California migration). There are, however, significant differences. Arizona Democrats have, until recently, behaved in a more moderate manner than the far left they appear to be devolving toward. Arizona Democrats have demonstrated not only a willingness, but also a track record of working with their Republican counterparts. Sadly, the influx of Californians is exerting greater political influence and the resulting partisan shenanigans are creating strong divides among the citizenry of Arizona.

What can we do to PROTECT our values and way of life?

Start now, somewhere, anywhere, any way…just start.

Speak up. Do not let the Democrats shame you to silence. We have done nothing that warrants shame; yet, their oral and written communications paint us as uncaring, racist, xenophobes if we dare to oppose open borders. DO NOT ACCEPT THEIR NARRATIVE!

Support your local, State and Federal politicians who promote YOUR values. We are the people referenced in the Constitution of the the United States of America. Forget about the politician’s personality and appearance. Research their beliefs and actions. Our government should not be determined by a candidate’s charisma or lack thereof. Dig deeper than your first impression and truly consider who will best represent the Arizona we want.

Share. If this post sparks your interest and compels you to act in some way, please share with others. Arizona is not the only State facing the infiltration of Liberal Leftist ideologues.

Vote. Do not assume that there will be enough “other” like-minded people to secure a win for your candidate, party, or proposition. If you do not want to stand in line, perhaps in inclement weather (including Arizona heat), then sign up for “Early Voting” to have a ballot mailed directly to your home. Mail that ballot. If you do not vote, then you are willingly forfeiting your voice and influence in shaping the political landscape.

Together, we can send a strong message to Michael Bloomberg and all of those just like him that we do not want California to serve as a model for our country. We are better than that!

Thank you for taking the time to read this blog. I am new to the world of blogging and am still learning and stumbling my way through creating a post. Still, this is my way to START, SPEAK, SUPPORT, and SHARE. Your comments are encouraged.

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