One day you'll listen and learn.
My bad, there's not a chance in hell. That's why you live in shitholes.
Anyways,
California private-sector employers have added 1,802,800 jobs since February 2010, (the national low
point for private-sector employment).
Texas private-sector employers have added 1,525,500 jobs since February 2010.
California's unemployment rate of 6.9% is down from a high of 12.2%
Texas's unemployment rate of 4.4% is down from a high 8.4%
Both states are doing well. The US economy is expanding nicely with low inflation. Corporate profits and the stock market continue to grow at record levels.
However, new unemployment claims in the most recent month are up 7.0% in Texas as the effect of lower oil prices begins to ripple through their economy, while California's new unemployment claims continue to decline as lower oil prices strengthen our economy. The ending of the labor dispute on West Coast (mostly California) ports will further boost California's economy as will the upcoming summer travel season.
All this information can be found at the link
Enjoy
http://www.jec.senate.gov/public/