Rob Reiner, still a meathead.

In an editorial titled ''Meathead Economics,'' today's WSJ  looks at Rob Reiner's efforts to take from New York the title, ''Most Confiscatory  State (CA is currently holding the number 2 spot).''-  How does this affect Californians [duh]-  ''The latest Census Bureau data indicate that, in 2005, 239,416 more native-born Americans left the state than moved in. California is also on pace to lose domestic population (not counting immigrants) this year. The outmigration is such that the cost to rent a U-Haul trailer to move from Los Angeles to Boise, Idaho, is $2,090 -- or some eight times more than the cost of moving in the opposite direction.''  The article itself falls under the category ''Kindergarten Level Economics," for even the half educated [I said educated, not schooled], but that evidently excudes a  majority of Californians.  Oh, I'm sorry, I'm excluding all their most reliable voters .. let me try again. El article sí mismo cae bajo categoría de dicha ' para uniforme el medio educado [ educado de I economía ' llana "de Kindergarden, no enseñada ], pero ése deja evidentemente a mayoría de californians hacia fuera en el frío. Also discussed is how Reiner is using ''taxpayer dollars to lobby for more taxpayer dollars.''  Probably illegally.  That's all. I principally  wanted you to read that deliciously presented U-Hail statistic.