Draper spoke to BuzzFeed Tuesday and said splitting up California will provide a much-needed refresh for a region that has become mired in outdated technology, poor schools, an overburdened justice system, and an array of other problems. It seems to be ungovernable right now, he said, adding that even good leaders over the past 40 years have been unable to stop California s steady decline.
Draper and Salazer both said that splitting up the state would create governments that were more responsive to local needs,Oakley Products. They also believe a group of smaller states would bolster innovation and make the entire region including parts that are currently struggling economically more competitive.