#Gavin Newsome

[markfaustus]

Keep working your asses off everyone. Democrats DO NOT give a FUCK about you! (Knocking on Liberal heads) HELLO?! HELLO?! Anyone in there?

[theonion]

Admitting that he regretted his actions given the devastation wrought by wildfires through much of the Los Angeles area, California Gov. Gavin Newsom apologized Thursday after he was spotted dining at the smoldering remains of Nobu. “Despite strict evacuation orders, my staff and I did in fact attend a dinner party within the burnt ruins of a high-end sushi restaurant,” said Newsom, adding that as governor he had a moral duty to decline the invitation and take the threat of the fires far more seriously.

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[republicansaredomesticterrorists]

[unitedfrontvarietyhour]

"As far as I’m concerned, ‘liberal’ is the most meaningless word in the dictionary. History has shown me that as long as some white middle-class people can live high on the hog, take vacations to Europe, send their children to private schools, and reap the benefits of their white skin privilege, then they are ‘liberal’. But when times get hard and money gets tight, they pull off that liberal mask and you think you’re talking to Adolf Hitler. They feel sorry for the so-called underprivileged just as long as they can maintain their own privileges." - Assata Shakur

[bringbreakables]

Can’t argue with this

[porterdavis]

No words

[kinialohaguy]

Democrats Disaster Plan

Aloha kākou. It started with Lāhainā, Maui. Then moved to the hills of North Carolina and now Los Angeles, Kalifornia. In the case of North Carolina, Hurricane Helene destroyed many communities in the state. Leaving thousands of displaced families. As of January 6, 2025, more than 5,600 households were staying in hotel or motel rooms paid for by FEMA, local news station ABC 13 reported. Federal…

[senoritafish]

Some picketing pics from Riverside in So Cal, where a work friend & I went last Thursday. Probably the majority of coverage was in Sacramento, because that's the capitol, but there was picketing all over the state.

I've worked for the state for nearly 30 years, and this is the 1st time it's come to this - although the pay gap has been an issue since I started.

[hellofromuranus]

California's Recipe for Disaster

Stop looking for a villain. The tragic and devastating wildfires in Southern California result from multiple issues, all of which must be addressed as Californians rebuild and, hopefully, return to a better way of life than the one that is being lost. There is no single person responsible who can be blamed and punished for this. That said, I wouldn’t mind punching Gavin Newsom in the face—repeatedly.

The recipe for disaster goes like this: Take a geographic region that is arid, prone to droughts, and naturally susceptible to wildfires. Accelerate the problem with climate change. Then, reduce your firefighting and forestry resilience budget by $100 million (Source: CBS and Newsweek). Add to this poor land-use policies and other inadequate public measures, such as vegetation management restrictions, coupled with economic pressures.

California is a wealthy state. The revenues collected by state and local governments are substantial, but they are not being used efficiently. This mismanagement exacerbates the challenges posed by these disasters.

Unfortunately, the current public discourse—rife with memes and partisan sloganeering—only serves to deepen divisions rather than foster the cooperation needed to help those whose lives have been upended. This is particularly harmful to the most vulnerable, who lack the financial resources to recover adequately.

Instead of assigning blame or fueling partisanship, let’s focus on how we can make a difference. Consider donating to or volunteering with the relief charities and agencies actively assisting those in need. These organizations include the American Red Cross, World Central Kitchen, The Salvation Army, Direct Relief, the California Fire Foundation, Heart to Heart International, and others currently on the ground or en route. This is how we can do the most good, now and for the foreseeable future.

[lechusza]

Let's Talk About It.

A weekend wrap-up. Who let Newsome out of the cage? Trump smiles, Harris is looking for her money. Liberal media in distress and...? https://www.tiktok.com/@alanlechusza https://youtu.be/gEp-QTz0jHw www.alanlechsuza.org www.bloodsweatpray.store #politics #news #criticism #culture #media #socail #newsome

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[stlhandyman]

[willdoanythingfortacos]

this what happens when democrats make decisions and for some surprising reason they keep getting voted in... why do people want this???

[jimflanigan]

Biden or ???

I golfed Monday, and I was asked numerous times by others in my foursome whether Joe Biden should be replaced as the Democrat candidate for the presidency. I didn’t have an answer, and quite frankly, no one from my golf foursome should care about my political opinion. Nor should anyone. But now I have clarity. I hopped on my bike yesterday after work and took off for some berry picking. The…

[william-r-melich]

Trump Wins Again - 01/23/2024

Trump won the New Hampshire primary today by 11%, 54% to 43%. Trump was declared the winner less than one minute after the polls closed. Nikki Haley's concession speech came across more as a condescending victory. At the time she gave it she was behind by 7%, which of course later widened to 11%. Next week is Nevada followed by her home state of South Carolina one month from now on February 24th. Trump is leading in Nevada by 95%, and by 50% in South Carolina. All of the other states Trump is leading by significant margins. Haley said that she's going to continue on to South Carolina. I think she should cut her losses and drop out now, in my opinion. Maybe she will within the next few days, or maybe she's got the extra money laying around to throw away. It looks like she's enjoying herself in spite of her losses and no path to victory. If she loses in her home state that could harm her political future, oh well. Trump has got the primary locked up as he continues receiving endorsements, mostly MAGA republicans, but some are even coming from establishment Rhino's. He's leading in nearly all the national polls against Biden, people have had it with him and are ready to go back to Trump who has a proven record on the economy, the border, crime, and foreign policy. The only thing the democrats can do is to bash Trump, to paint him as a dictator when he's been the strongest on anti-war, pro-peace, less regulations, lower taxes, and more personal freedom for the individual working-class citizens. From where I stand, I see the democrats as the real threat to democracy with their open border policies, defund the police, reward the criminals, no bail laws, allowing up to $950 per person to steal without being convicted, higher taxes, higher regulation, weak on foreign policy, war through weakness instead of peace through strength. He's also the most corrupt president in our history, taking in millions of dollars from foreign countries such as China and Ukraine. And of course, he's mentally impaired with some sort of frontal lobe disorder, and it's progressively getting worse. A lot of democrats don't want him to run. Will he stay in the race to make room for Gavin Newsome or Michelle Obama? Boy that's hard to say, I keep flipping back and forth on that one. It looks like he's staying in the race, but Biden can bow out up until the democratic national convention this August in Chicago. It'll be interesting to see what he does. It'll also be interesting to see how the impeachment proceedings unfold, how the court cases against Trump go, and who Trump will pick for his V.P. With so much turmoil, upheaval, yet freedom spreading throughout Europe, and the many unprecedented events going on, this is a very interesting time to be alive.

[saywhat-politics]

🚨BREAKING: California Governor Gavin Newsom just released a new website to combat misinformation being spread about the wildfires in LA. This is huge. Please rely on this website and its accurate information—not Donald Trump and Elon Musk.