morekaos
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More self-inflicted flight to Texas…We can’t even hold onto Defense and entertainment companies that are supposed to be our strong suit…We suck!!!
Downer Ending? Iconic Hollywood Studio Considering Ditching Tinseltown for Friendlier Waters
In recent years, however, the Los Angeles district itself has faced struggles, with the one-party Democrat rule in L.A. and the rest of California makes life more and more miserable for companies trying to actually get things done and make a profit.
State Attorney General Rob Bonta has been threatening to sue to block the merger because he believes that it will harm competition, reduce jobs, and shrink consumer choice. What he’s really saying, though, is that California can’t afford to lose all that tax revenue (it costs lots of money to fund healthcare for illegal aliens), and they don’t plan on changing their business-busting ways, so he’ll try to stop the bloodletting with lawfare.
https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2026/0...ing-tinseltown-for-friendlier-waters-n2204260
California’s Utopian Fantasy Takes a Hit as Defense Firm Flees Bureaucracy for Texas Opportunity
Saronic Technologies, an Austin-based innovator in autonomous vessels, opted against building its $3.2 billion “Port Alpha” shipyard in Solano County, a move that would have delivered thousands of high-paying jobs to a region desperate for economic revival.
This isn’t merely a lost bid for one company. It exposes the deeper dysfunction plaguing the Golden State: a regulatory labyrinth engineered by Sacramento Democrats that prioritizes environmental dogma and union demands over practical job creation.
https://economiccollapse.report/cal...firm-flees-bureaucracy-for-texas-opportunity/
Downer Ending? Iconic Hollywood Studio Considering Ditching Tinseltown for Friendlier Waters
In recent years, however, the Los Angeles district itself has faced struggles, with the one-party Democrat rule in L.A. and the rest of California makes life more and more miserable for companies trying to actually get things done and make a profit.
State Attorney General Rob Bonta has been threatening to sue to block the merger because he believes that it will harm competition, reduce jobs, and shrink consumer choice. What he’s really saying, though, is that California can’t afford to lose all that tax revenue (it costs lots of money to fund healthcare for illegal aliens), and they don’t plan on changing their business-busting ways, so he’ll try to stop the bloodletting with lawfare.
https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2026/0...ing-tinseltown-for-friendlier-waters-n2204260
California’s Utopian Fantasy Takes a Hit as Defense Firm Flees Bureaucracy for Texas Opportunity
Saronic Technologies, an Austin-based innovator in autonomous vessels, opted against building its $3.2 billion “Port Alpha” shipyard in Solano County, a move that would have delivered thousands of high-paying jobs to a region desperate for economic revival.
This isn’t merely a lost bid for one company. It exposes the deeper dysfunction plaguing the Golden State: a regulatory labyrinth engineered by Sacramento Democrats that prioritizes environmental dogma and union demands over practical job creation.
https://economiccollapse.report/cal...firm-flees-bureaucracy-for-texas-opportunity/
