Silicon Valley venture capitalist takes step toward ballot initiative to split California

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Tim Draper has spent the last few years pushing his massive plan to cut California into pieces. But for a long time no one took him seriously. Currently, there is a proposal to divide the state into southern California by asking the San Diego, Santa Cruz. Counties from Northern California, Oregon; And California, where the Angels and Monterey Beaches will be include. Congress has been able to include these states in this group. But no one can make or create any new kingdom beyond the ruling region, nor can any new kingdom be create. By the creation of any new kingdom without the support and consent of the Congress.

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According to the Los Angeles Times, more than 200 attempts have been made. People who have imagined the state’s law makers, individual counties, and people. Like Draper to create a plan to break the state into pieces or completely separate it from the Congress. The last time any American king succeeded in a plan like this was in 1863. When West Virginia, which did not want to be a part of the Confederacy, seceded from Virginia, which it did.

The division was describe in a manner echoing Draper’s citation. California, the lawmaker wrote in 1859, encompassed a territory “so diverse in physical and any other characteristics, as to render, to a healthy degree, the subject of uniform laws.” “Hinders the possibility of, and makes it cumbersome and expensive for government to operate.” 

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Draper made his mark in Silicon Valley after investing in companies like Scam, Hotmail and Tesla and investing heavily in Bitcoin. But in 2012, he turned his attention to redeveloping California. He described California as a mystery of rickety bridges and sidewalks, a struggling, underfunded education system and oppressive high schools.

Grande said the issue is that when small states are prepare for their losses. It will be easier for lawmakers to deal with the problem. If the proposal makes it as far as the Capitol, the Republican-controlled Congress would consider awarding the bill to a deep blue state and senators, possibly Democratic senators. But perhaps the matter will not reach us till then. According to Mercury News, an April survey found that only 17 percent of California voters supported the proposal.

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Critics say the plan would push away the poorest and poorest California immigrants. Potentially creating the poorest states in the country. But Draper rejected such concerns by saying that individual kings would be able to compete with each other once they are freed from any burden. Critics say the plan would push away the poorest and poorest California immigrants. Potentially creating the poorest states in the country. But Draper rejected such concerns by saying that individual kings would be able to compete with each other once they are freed from any burden.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Tim Draper started lobbying for a permanent initiative in Mangalore, asking the mayor to split California into a separate state, saying that this step would lead to the creation of cities in need of housing. This practice will be more managed and resolved. Draper said that the state of 38.3 million people, which is more populous than any other country in the United States, has been deregulate and there are too many diverse groups for politicians to effectively represent their communities.