Yesterday, CNBC interviewed notorious Trump rubber stamp Mimi Walters, from Orange County, California. I mentioned her county rather than her district (CA-45) because it's an inland district and she prefers to live on the beach-- in Dana Rohrabacher's district.
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Kalitpoia clears cannabis convictions; Sydney's fashionistas are going to the clothes library; And, music festivals clean up their acts.
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Kalitpoia clears cannabis convictions; Sydney's fashionistas are going to the clothes library; And, music festivals clean up their acts.
The more people who remember this on election day-- or understand it-- the betterNate Silver at FiveThirtyEight looks at the numbers and senses that a wave may be headed this way.
Derailed investigations, killing Roseanne and a dying machine + this day in history w/Jack The Ripper's first victim and our song of the day by Muse on your Morning Monarchy for August 31, 2018.
California's infrastructure will devolve to 3rd-world level: blackouts will be common. The analyst believes that the goal is to collapse the state into bankruptcy. This will be classified as a humanitarian crisis, and the rest of the country will be on the hook for its bailout. [...]
Backers of this 'bail reform movement' include George Soros and Black Lives Matter, whose goal is to reduce the chances of imprisonment for their members and agents. Beth Chapman, wife of Dog the Bounty Hunter, warns that the intention is to release criminals back into communities with no repercussion and no deterrent. [...]
Unlimited wildfires, doctor's orders and the rise of the super snake + this day in history w/the Chicano Moratorium and our song of the day by Brett Dennen on your Morning Monarchy for August 29, 2018.
California: Democrat gubernatorial candidate Gavin Newsom vowed to implement universal healthcare in the the state and will grant medical services to illegal aliens through executive order. Newsom is up in the polls by 20 points and is likely to win the governor's office. [...]
California State Senator, Richard Pan, who backed mandatory vaccines in his state, is proposing all Californians with a website or social-media account must verify news stories they post on the Internet and provide warnings of 'fake news" if the information is contrary to the views of government. [...]
