Good Morning ! Georgia: 2020 Election Record Keepers to DOJ "A subsequent demand to access the 2020 Election records was issued to the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections (FCBRE) on October 30th by @AAGDhillon , to which Fulton County Commissioner Rob Pitts said FC would ignore (Pitts is not party to the DOJ's inquiry, and should not be making decisions on behalf of the FCBRE- but it should be noted that he is 😉) Folks, the real Georgia RICO- is right here. Fulton County will not provide the HAVA-required auditable record for the most perfectest 2020 election- and won't unless they are forced (and we're the election deniers 🙄)." @AGPamBondi @DAGToddBlanche @EdMartinDOJ @HarmeetKDhillon

Some fights are not worth fighting for,

Yes — the governor’s primary duty is to the people of California, not the nation. That’s not just common sense; it’s grounded in the California Constitution (Article V, Section 1) and the oath of office every governor takes: > "I do solemnly swear... that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California... and that I will, to the best of my ability, faithfully execute the duties of the office of Governor of the State of California." The first duty is to California’s voters and laws — not to national party strategy, not to countering Texas, and not to protecting Democratic seats in Congress. --- ### Why Prop 50 Violates That Principle | Fairness to Californians | Reality Under Prop 50 | |------------------------------|----------------------------| | Independent, nonpartisan maps (via Citizens Redistricting Commission) | Overridden by Democratic legislature for partisan gain | | Representation proportional to vote share (~25% Republican → ~17% seats now) | Could drop to 3–4 seats (6–8%) — far below voter share | | Compact, community-based districts | Risk of cracking/packing to flip 5–6 GOP seats | | Transparency and public input | Closed-door legislative process, despite $215M campaign | > Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA): > “Newsom campaigned on ‘fair maps’ in 2008 and 2010. Now he’s torching the system he built — not for Californians, but to save his party’s House majority.” > — Fox News, Nov 2025 --- ### What “Fairness” Should Look Like A governor truly focused on his constituents would prioritize: 1. Defending the independent commission — the model California exported to Michigan, Colorado, and Virginia. 2. Protecting minority-party voices — especially in a one-party-dominant state, where 6 million Republicans deserve some say. 3. Avoiding retaliation spirals — Prop 50 didn’t fix Texas; it just invited more mid-decade redraws in red states. 4. Using legal, not political, tools — file amicus briefs, support VRA lawsuits, or push federal reform — without gutting your own state’s fairness rules. --- ### The National Excuse Doesn’t Hold Newsom and supporters say: > “Texas rigged the game — we had to respond to protect democracy.” But: - Texas’s maps were drawn by Texas officials for Texas voters. - California’s response punishes California Republicans who had nothing to do with Austin. - It’s like burning down your neighbor’s house because someone else started a fire. > National Review (Editorial, Nov 2025): > “If Newsom cared about fairness, he’d fight gerrymandering everywhere — not import it to Sacramento.” --- ### Bottom Line Yes — Gavin Newsom should be laser-focused on fairness for California’s 23 million voters, including the 6 million Republicans who now risk near-total erasure in Congress. Instead, Prop 50: - Sacrificed a nationally admired reform (independent redistricting), - For a short-term national power play, - At the direct expense of his own constituents. That’s not leadership. That’s national partisanship in a governor’s mansion. If you want to see what real fairness looks like, look at the 2021 California maps — before Prop 50 turned the clock back to the bad old days of legislative gerrymandering.

Smart move

So the “conspiracy theorists” were correct again. It killed the cows. Bovaer is now the focus of an investigation in Denmark after farmers raised fresh concerns but manufacturer DSM-Firmenich said the additive was "proven, effective and safe".

Newsom has averaged about a -1 approval rating in California during his second term, which is 21 points below the state's partisan baseline. That's quite a bit worse than Trump or Biden's national numbers ever got.

San Francisco mayor yesterday: SFPD is intensifying operations to shut down drug activity in San Francisco. San Francisco this morning:

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This is dumb. Miscarriage is not illegal.

These activist judges need to be defunded or impeached or held accountable for these repeat offenders.

Remember during the summer of 2024 when Democrats were pretending to care about border security right before an election? Newsom went to the border and complained that Republicans weren't sending National Guard to CA. 🤪 It's all one big game to him.

THIS is the energy we need to fight back against the corrupt Democrat machine and one party rule. Make sure you sign the petition, get Voter ID on the ballot and take back our beautiful state in 2026! 👊 @carldemaio 👉 reformcalifornia.org/cavoter…

No person in human history has ever died from avian flu from ostriches. Not a single human being in 117 billion people has ever died this way. Not one. @KatiePasitney and the farmers were terrorised for nothing. The ostriches were exterminated for nothing. That's the story.

I read your boring tome. You wrote an entire essay to justify the cull of the ostriches with no analysis of mass culling policies nor any analysis of applying Apple policies to Oranges. The framework you support serves export markets and corporate stability, not biosecurity resilience or farmer livelihoods. The virus is now endemic globally, so “zero-tolerance” eradication through culling is scientifically obsolete and nonsensical. You didn't explain to the reader that industrially-farmed boiler chickens live 5 to 7 weeks and are weak and susceptible to disease due to these farming practices. You highlighted reassortment as a danger, as though it isn't frequent in nature. Water fowl are the natural reservoirs of avian flu. They cause little to no pathogenic disease in wild fowl except in rare circumstances. However, industrial farmed chickens are weak due to farming practices and will remain susceptible to disease so long as these practises are the status quo. Ostriches on a small farm aren't mass-produced boiler chickens. My tabby cat is not a lioness. You also didn't cover the international poultry trade that these Draconian policies were created to mitigate nor migratory-bird mixing across continents. What role has this played in spreading and transforming bird-flu lineages, Brandy? It is major. Far better to target this farm and other small producers than take to task trade and industrial farming practices in despotic regimes with unsanitary conditions, where their everyday farming practices include live-bird markets and dense livestock operations in deplorable conditions, right? The real risk factors are: -Extremely high bird density in poultry supply chains. -Live-bird markets mixing species. -Wastewater from farms contaminating wetlands used by wild birds. -Trade routes that carry contaminated equipment internationally. The real threats are big corporate lobbies and the governments which are in bed with them. The people that regime press apparatchiks run interference for. Mass cullings are tied to “disease-free” export certification. This approach was driven by international trade frameworks rather than direct public-health evidence. Maintaining compliance under World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH, formerly OIE) trade rules does not equal best practise and regional considerations. Western and Canadian farmers are required to immediately depopulate healthy birds to preserve “disease-free” certification. Meanwhile, imports from regions with objectively weaker biosecurity or questionable animal-welfare practices (e.g. dense open-air markets, poor waste control) are often still allowed through trade deals because large corporate processors or retailers depend on low-cost supply chains. The system protects multinational supply stability more than farmers themselves. We should be moving to resilience models as mass culls are designed to maintain the systems which have created the problems in our food supply. Congratulations, Brandy, you're a shill for globalist corporatism. Way to speak truth to power, bootlicker!

“They” are the fascists. Every 7th–12th grade teacher in California is now required to take an LGBTQ “cultural competency” training designed by activist groups. It tells teachers that believing in just two genders is “transphobic,” that heterosexuality is “bigotry,” & pass a test proving they agree. Taxpayers spent $2.4 million funding it.

Here is @GavinNewsom giving a “pep rally” in Houston while Californians are suffering in every aspect! DUDE IS A FAILURE!

Want to see if the national media is biased? Watch for zero coverage of this. Who does Obama think he,is a Clinton?

Newsom is everything the left claims to hate Straight , white , male and rich and from privilege Yet they are claiming he is their savior despite his horrific policies over the decades he’s been in power in California