They likely lose another Rep in the US House.
United States The Golden State (CA) Thread
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Bear Ribs
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States that make money off of selling water to their citizens like to impose restrictions on all non-state sources in order to make sure they keep that sweet revenue flowing and don't have to put up with "unfair" competition from mother nature. Colorado itself actually goes so far as to ban rainbarrels.
strunkenwhite
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Nothing per se, but it would mean that the entire past decade of population growth and then some had been reversed. And it would be on track to lose several House seats after 2030. And in the meantime, of course, serious economic effects from shedding that much population.
Sergeant Foley
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Just heard the recall petition against Gascon failed again.
Circle of Willis
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Knew that was gonna happen the instant I read that 1) the LA County Recorder wouldn't allow outside observers to witness the count, and 2) the Recorder himself was involved in the 'magical' turnaround of another election that JUST SO HAPPENED to favor the Democrat candidate earlier in his career.
Yeah, sorry LA, but it sure doesn't look like you're going to be allowed to vote your way out of this particular mess, 200k+ vote margins against the Soros enforcer be damned.
I'm pondering if we'll see the revolt actually start in California.
49ersfootball
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Interested to see if Caruso has a shot of winning the Mayoral runoff election in 3 months.
Latest tweet from CA Governor Gavin Newsom (D)
49ersfootball
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Circle of Willis
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After what the powers-that-be just did to the anti-Gascon petition, and how Gascon himself is basically sneering and daring anyone to do anything about it? I will be downright astonished if a candidate who isn't a screeching ancom on Soros' payroll and who gives even the slightest of nods to law & order can win, or rather is allowed to win, in LA.
We haven't hit the wall yet.
Think of the state as playing an increasingly complicated case of Jenga where each governor knows the train is going to hit the wall at full speed, is only excellerating it and is praying there no where in the splash zone when it all goes tits up. So everyone trys to make sure it doesnt go bad while their in charge and hopes and prays it all goes into the shitter when their gone.
Were basically Vensuela right before things got turbo fucked.
That's a fair assessment.
49ersfootball
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Considering the WOKE folks are backing US Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA) for the Los Angeles Mayoralty.
49ersfootball
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CA: The Golden State becoming Venezuela 2.0 with the rampant homelessness in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland including parts of Sacramento.
Newsom has to OWN THIS! This will be his legacy & if he runs for higher office, I hope the GOP calls him out on this SHIT.
CA GOP Chairmwoman Jessica Millan Patterson
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@Cherico @The Whispering Monk @Circle of Willis @Carrot of Truth @Wolf of Arrakis @Bassoe @stephen the barbarian
Calling out CA State Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) for his incompetence & failure to stop violent crime in the Golden State:
Calling out CA State Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) for his incompetence & failure to stop violent crime in the Golden State:
#49ERSFORLIFE #QUESTFOR6
49ersfootball
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I'll be watching this game tonight to see who makes the team!
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Girls Flag Football Jamboree:
Billboards are going up in California urging residents not to move to Texas and nobody knows if the people behind it are Californians or Texans 😂
Could go either way, really!
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Billboards are going up in California urging residents not to move to Texas and nobody knows if the people behind it are Californians or Texans 😂
Could go either way, really!
yeah its pretty difficult to know who did it if it was us or the texans.
Bear Ribs
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I'll note this bizarre measure was actually proposed by the Unite Here Local 11, a Union representing hospitality workers in California. It's opposed by the Valley Industry & Commerce Association, which represents hotel owners. So it appears to be at least partially a faction fight between the bosses and workers being fought by proxy through their respective unions.
Homeless also aren't going to be housed for free, the businesses will be paid going market rates by the government for each room filled by a homeless person. So the Ritz is going to be getting 1500 a room for each homeless at the taxpayer's expense. It also looks like this law is going to have some weird interactions with the real estate market that will (I know, this is a stunner) make building new homes more difficult because of course it will.
www.cnn.com
I'll note this bizarre measure was actually proposed by the Unite Here Local 11, a Union representing hospitality workers in California. It's opposed by the Valley Industry & Commerce Association, which represents hotel owners. So it appears to be at least partially a faction fight between the bosses and workers being fought by proxy through their respective unions.
Homeless also aren't going to be housed for free, the businesses will be paid going market rates by the government for each room filled by a homeless person. So the Ritz is going to be getting 1500 a room for each homeless at the taxpayer's expense. It also looks like this law is going to have some weird interactions with the real estate market that will (I know, this is a stunner) make building new homes more difficult because of course it will.
Should vacant hotels in Los Angeles house the homeless? Voters will decide. | CNN
On an average night in Los Angeles County, more than 60,000 people are homeless. And on an average night, there are more than 20,000 vacant hotel rooms. In 2024, residents will get to vote: Should those vacant rooms be offered to the unhoused?
www.cnn.com