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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Brumar89 who wrote (814932)11/3/2014 10:38:19 AM
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"Maybe the illegals taking jobs citizens could have"

Maybe they are doing jobs others won't.

"anti-energy state policies"
We have very pro-energy policies.

California recently re-ascended to the rank of 8th largest economy in the world, passing Italy and Russia. Beginning in 2011, the state's job growth began significantly outpacing that of the national average. Since the low point of the recession around December 2009, California employment has increased 7.9 percent as compared to 5.8 percent growth for the rest of the nation. During this same period, a host of clean-tech bright spots have emerged, contributing to the state's economic surge. While more traditional jobs have played a larger role in growth than green jobs (narrowly defined), every industry in California's economy uses energy, so all are involved in the energy transition

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