5 pros for California becoming independent

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California becoming independent is also known as calexit. Peace and security, Elections and government, Trade and regulation, Debt and taxes and Natural resources are 5 pros of Calexit.

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The term "Calexit" alludes to California's separation from the United States and subsequent independence. The term is a portmanteau that roughly translates as "California departure" and is based on other similar expressions like Grexit and Brexit.

Yes California, a campaign for independence centered on the state contributing more in tax than it receives in federal funding and cultural differences, is leading the Calexit movement.

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