Sandra Bullock went to Texas to get her divorce from her cheating husband Jesse James. She did it because she could avoid community property laws there and not in California, and because Texas divorces are speedier, with a better chance to avoid paying alimony.
Now if you want to assassinate a president, California is a better choice for that. Here's an example.
While Trump was holding a rally in Coachella, California, a man, using a fake press pass was caught at a police checkpoint. Search of his unregistered car revealed "a cache of fake passports and driver's licenses, along with a shotgun, a loaded handgun, and a high capacity magazine," officials reported.
But it wasn't enough to suspect him of an attempted assassination. He, whose name could be Vem Miller, was booked on weapons charges and released on $5,000 bail.
The Secret Service said Miller was unlikely to have been attempting to kill Trump, and that the FBI would not be investigating it as an assassination attempt.
The Secret Service also claimed Trump wasn't at risk. At the rally.
So if you want to assassinate a president, it's best to do it in California, and you'll get off without any consequences.
Thanks, Gov. Newsom!
Hang tough.