Mixed feelings

 So California lost a congressional seat because of all the people leaving.

Normally this is a good thing.  The less influence that a Marxist shithole like Kalifornia has, the better off the country will be.  But all those Kalifornians leaving aren't going to some black hole, and the actual good Californians who aren't living in those Marxist shithole areas ain't leaving.  So what we end up getting is indoctrinated Marxists flooding into an area and turning it into a recreation of the Marxist shitholes they just left.  Look at Denver and Colorado.  The entire Puget Sound area.  Salt Lake City, Utah.  Houston, Texas.  The average price of a home in the SLC area went up about $100,000 last year.  That's not a typo.  You can't sniff a house in Coeur d'Alene for under $450,000.  And that's for a two bed, one bath.  Prices only go up from there.  

Now, I will admit that not all of the people fleeing Kalifornia are indoctrinated Marxists, but enough of them are that they change the entire culture of the places where they move.  Is that worth Kalifornia losing a seat in the House of Representatives?

Am I just dumping on Kalifornia?  Yes, in so much as Kalifornia is a red state controlled by the two giant blue tumors of Lost Angeles and San Fransicko.  People in the Central Valley of California hate Lost Angeles just as much as I do.  But the people in the Central Valley aren't flooding into SLC and trying to turn it into the copy of Silicon Valley.