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I want to welcome everyone back to the Picanuano show. Thomas is here to do part two of our series on California.

How are you doing, Thomas? I'm doing well.

For part two, I'm going to continue discussing the sociological factors that created California and some of the historical imperatives that shaped its political culture.

You know, they're in the final part. I'll get into some of the data I coded about, you know, post-war

electioneering

and things and why

the claim that's alleged about it being,

you know, a permanent

blue state is CAF.

I know that's kind of what people are waiting for, but this is important.

And not just for context, but, you know, if you really, you've really got to understand that

California is an outside significance, not just because of the electoral votes that it

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