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commute to La Jolla? you are kidding, right?

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commute to La Jolla? you are kidding, right?

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On paper, statistically speaking, they are essentially the same, I included Carlsbad in the comparison just to make it interesting. south Temecula is desired for SD commuters. otherwise it really just depends on the subdivision.

Estimated median household income in 2007:
Murrieta: $78,883
Temecula: $71,975
Carlsbad: $79,444

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007:
Murrieta: $459,300
Temecula: $468,000
Carlsbad: $690,600

Median gross rent in 2007:
Murrieta: $1,320
Temecula: $1,308
Carlsbad: $1,386

Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2007:
Murrieta: 4.4%
Temecula: 7.8%
Carlsbad: 5.9%

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On paper, statistically speaking, they are essentially the same, I included Carlsbad in the comparison just to make it interesting. south Temecula is desired for SD commuters. otherwise it really just depends on the subdivision.

Estimated median household income in 2007:
Murrieta: $78,883
Temecula: $71,975
Carlsbad: $79,444

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007:
Murrieta: $459,300
Temecula: $468,000
Carlsbad: $690,600

Median gross rent in 2007:
Murrieta: $1,320
Temecula: $1,308
Carlsbad: $1,386

Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2007:
Murrieta: 4.4%
Temecula: 7.8%
Carlsbad: 5.9%

[ocrenter]

On paper, statistically speaking, they are essentially the same, I included Carlsbad in the comparison just to make it interesting. south Temecula is desired for SD commuters. otherwise it really just depends on the subdivision.

Estimated median household income in 2007:
Murrieta: $78,883
Temecula: $71,975
Carlsbad: $79,444

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007:
Murrieta: $459,300
Temecula: $468,000
Carlsbad: $690,600

Median gross rent in 2007:
Murrieta: $1,320
Temecula: $1,308
Carlsbad: $1,386

Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2007:
Murrieta: 4.4%
Temecula: 7.8%
Carlsbad: 5.9%

[ocrenter]

On paper, statistically speaking, they are essentially the same, I included Carlsbad in the comparison just to make it interesting. south Temecula is desired for SD commuters. otherwise it really just depends on the subdivision.

Estimated median household income in 2007:
Murrieta: $78,883
Temecula: $71,975
Carlsbad: $79,444

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007:
Murrieta: $459,300
Temecula: $468,000
Carlsbad: $690,600

Median gross rent in 2007:
Murrieta: $1,320
Temecula: $1,308
Carlsbad: $1,386

Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2007:
Murrieta: 4.4%
Temecula: 7.8%
Carlsbad: 5.9%

[ocrenter]

On paper, statistically speaking, they are essentially the same, I included Carlsbad in the comparison just to make it interesting. south Temecula is desired for SD commuters. otherwise it really just depends on the subdivision.

Estimated median household income in 2007:
Murrieta: $78,883
Temecula: $71,975
Carlsbad: $79,444

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007:
Murrieta: $459,300
Temecula: $468,000
Carlsbad: $690,600

Median gross rent in 2007:
Murrieta: $1,320
Temecula: $1,308
Carlsbad: $1,386

Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2007:
Murrieta: 4.4%
Temecula: 7.8%
Carlsbad: 5.9%

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Here’s how I see it.

Reagan pulled together the big tent and managed to hold the center. Ever since the tent has been more and more right leaning as center leaning and moderate Republicans gradually over the years leave the GOP.

The center became more and more wary of voting and registering Republican because that also meant having to say yes to Christian Right agendas. The Palin pick was the most obvious evidence that the soul of the GOP is now firmly in the Christian Right. McCain was simply unable to get the GOP grassroot to give support until he picked someone like Palin. This demonstrates that moderates like McCain can no longer mobilize large number of moderate Republicans for the simple reason that there are no longer a sizable moderate Republican base to go to.

So where did they go? independent and Dem. I may be wrong about this but I think independent registrations are now the highest ever in history. Both Clinton and Obama made sure during their campaigns they appeared as “centrists” and sure enough they both captured the center and won.

if former and current moderate Republicans split and form a new party catering to the center, I think that party will do very well. For the moderates to try to recapture the party may simply result in the same persistent battle between the moderate and religious right wings of the party again. And that will only favor continued Dem dominance.

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Here’s how I see it.

Reagan pulled together the big tent and managed to hold the center. Ever since the tent has been more and more right leaning as center leaning and moderate Republicans gradually over the years leave the GOP.

The center became more and more wary of voting and registering Republican because that also meant having to say yes to Christian Right agendas. The Palin pick was the most obvious evidence that the soul of the GOP is now firmly in the Christian Right. McCain was simply unable to get the GOP grassroot to give support until he picked someone like Palin. This demonstrates that moderates like McCain can no longer mobilize large number of moderate Republicans for the simple reason that there are no longer a sizable moderate Republican base to go to.

So where did they go? independent and Dem. I may be wrong about this but I think independent registrations are now the highest ever in history. Both Clinton and Obama made sure during their campaigns they appeared as “centrists” and sure enough they both captured the center and won.

if former and current moderate Republicans split and form a new party catering to the center, I think that party will do very well. For the moderates to try to recapture the party may simply result in the same persistent battle between the moderate and religious right wings of the party again. And that will only favor continued Dem dominance.

[ocrenter]

Here’s how I see it.

Reagan pulled together the big tent and managed to hold the center. Ever since the tent has been more and more right leaning as center leaning and moderate Republicans gradually over the years leave the GOP.

The center became more and more wary of voting and registering Republican because that also meant having to say yes to Christian Right agendas. The Palin pick was the most obvious evidence that the soul of the GOP is now firmly in the Christian Right. McCain was simply unable to get the GOP grassroot to give support until he picked someone like Palin. This demonstrates that moderates like McCain can no longer mobilize large number of moderate Republicans for the simple reason that there are no longer a sizable moderate Republican base to go to.

So where did they go? independent and Dem. I may be wrong about this but I think independent registrations are now the highest ever in history. Both Clinton and Obama made sure during their campaigns they appeared as “centrists” and sure enough they both captured the center and won.

if former and current moderate Republicans split and form a new party catering to the center, I think that party will do very well. For the moderates to try to recapture the party may simply result in the same persistent battle between the moderate and religious right wings of the party again. And that will only favor continued Dem dominance.

[ocrenter]

Here’s how I see it.

Reagan pulled together the big tent and managed to hold the center. Ever since the tent has been more and more right leaning as center leaning and moderate Republicans gradually over the years leave the GOP.

The center became more and more wary of voting and registering Republican because that also meant having to say yes to Christian Right agendas. The Palin pick was the most obvious evidence that the soul of the GOP is now firmly in the Christian Right. McCain was simply unable to get the GOP grassroot to give support until he picked someone like Palin. This demonstrates that moderates like McCain can no longer mobilize large number of moderate Republicans for the simple reason that there are no longer a sizable moderate Republican base to go to.

So where did they go? independent and Dem. I may be wrong about this but I think independent registrations are now the highest ever in history. Both Clinton and Obama made sure during their campaigns they appeared as “centrists” and sure enough they both captured the center and won.

if former and current moderate Republicans split and form a new party catering to the center, I think that party will do very well. For the moderates to try to recapture the party may simply result in the same persistent battle between the moderate and religious right wings of the party again. And that will only favor continued Dem dominance.

[ocrenter]

Here’s how I see it.

Reagan pulled together the big tent and managed to hold the center. Ever since the tent has been more and more right leaning as center leaning and moderate Republicans gradually over the years leave the GOP.

The center became more and more wary of voting and registering Republican because that also meant having to say yes to Christian Right agendas. The Palin pick was the most obvious evidence that the soul of the GOP is now firmly in the Christian Right. McCain was simply unable to get the GOP grassroot to give support until he picked someone like Palin. This demonstrates that moderates like McCain can no longer mobilize large number of moderate Republicans for the simple reason that there are no longer a sizable moderate Republican base to go to.

So where did they go? independent and Dem. I may be wrong about this but I think independent registrations are now the highest ever in history. Both Clinton and Obama made sure during their campaigns they appeared as “centrists” and sure enough they both captured the center and won.

if former and current moderate Republicans split and form a new party catering to the center, I think that party will do very well. For the moderates to try to recapture the party may simply result in the same persistent battle between the moderate and religious right wings of the party again. And that will only favor continued Dem dominance.

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I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.

just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside

(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).

so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)

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I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.

just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside

(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).

so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)

[ocrenter]

I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.

just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside

(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).

so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)

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