Serious answer. No.
If you look at the voting patterns, you can see that geographically, most of the state is not as extreme as the population centers. However, plug in those population centers and the massive influence of the public sector labor unions, and there is no chance a less tragic direction could be successful.
The creation of the Nations most Nanny of Nanny states has resulted in a population dependent on the government. That's how Hillary got all of the popular vote, and then some, from just one state.
Now, with millions of illegal aliens benefitting from the Progressives open door/reward policies, the lock on political agendas will become even stronger.
There are only two industries that are feeding the giant in Sacramento. Tech, and Hollywood. Either one of those falters, and the house of cards crumbles. California will not survive another Dot Com debacle, as it has become addicted to the tax revenue Silicon Valley and Hollywood fills it's veins with. A recent study showed @ 5600 people in 2015 provided 30% of the income tax revenue to the state.
If you're interested, the link below captures the state of the State of California well.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joelkotkin/2016/09/15/californias-boom-is-poised-to-go-bust-and-liberals-dream-of-scandinavia-on-the-pacific/#12a5de9f5cb6
The worst part of the whole thing is, California doesn't operate in a bubble. When it falls apart, the rest of the Nation is going to feel it. It's clear to me the politicians in Sacramento don't care, as they will have been justly rewarded for their "service" and moved on, leaving the rubble for someone else to deal with.
