Posted on 08/05/2019 2:46:31 PM PDT by jazusamo
CA & New York are certainly NOT the only two states with wacko Liberals in charge. No state is safe as long as voter fraud isn’t exposed and stopped. President Trump received 3-1/2 million dollars recently from CA. There are a lot of Trump supporters in CA being held hostage.
It sure would be interesting if Tulsi Gabbard took a dive into Kamala Harris’ handling of the charity filings by various high profile charities.
Are the Epstein charities or the Clinton charities in compliance with California law. (hint — be skeptical of the online response and double-check)
more hints...check out CrowdSourceTheTruth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSf-JPXlQ-o
SNITCH
Sunday with Charles – SNITCH on Aug 04, 2019
Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard
ML/NJ
“No offense to outnumbered conservative Californians, but...California is the lost cause state.”
A lost cause state that was never even seriously fought for by “our side”.
Does no one remember the CA of the not so distant past? We were not always this way.
Does anyone remember the GOP fighting tooth and nail for CA over the years of decline? Almost like they wanted the Dems to have it. I mean 55 electoral votes alone, says every party should, theoretically, be tripping all over themselves to win CA.
CA may very well be a lost cause, but no war was ever won from behind the front lines.
CA is a wonderful state, rich in natural resources and deep water ports. To leave CA and the rest of the west coast to the enemy is to do a great injustice to America as a whole.
Once again JW doing ALL the heavy lifting for the GOL, MSM, et al
Well, you shouldn’t be so easily offended as we’ve talked several times before. It ain’t your fault and it ain’t mine. But I wouldn’t expect any major shift in California politics for at least a decade if at all in my remaining lifetime. Just the reality.
I don’t disagree, but the same libs continue to get elected decade after decade.
Massive unchecked voter fraud.
“Well, you shouldn’t be so easily offended as we’ve talked several times before.”
Yeah, well all of the people here on FR trashing the place where I was born, and have lived all of my nearly 79 years life gets kind of old. We understand what has happened here. We had the misfortune of electing that worthless dick licker, Ahnold Shickelgrubber, and coupling his sorry-a$$ed administration with the feckless GOP here did the trick. The funny thing was we elected him as the replacement for Gray Davis (who was Jerry The Fairy Brown’s COS) whom we recalled. I wouldn’t urinate on the GOP here if it caught fire!
The warning CA and a few other wayward states are sending the rest of the country should be heeded, lest you find yourself in the same predicament. I see any number of states that could flip quite easily, including Texas. But to hear the Texans talk, they have “no fear.” We didn’t either, and back before we flipped, we were the number ONE conservative state in the union.
During the 2017-2018 legislative session, then-Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a previous version of this law, which California’s Legislative Counsel concluded “would be unconstitutional if enacted.” In vetoing the 2017-18 tax return law, Brown noted: First, it may not be constitutional. Second, it sets a “slippery slope” precedent. Today we require tax returns, but what would be next? Five years of health records? A certified birth certificate? High school report cards? And will these requirements vary depending on which political party is in power? A qualified candidate’s ability to appear on the ballot is fundamental to our democratic system. For that reason, I hesitate to start down a road that well might lead to an ever escalating set of differing state requirements for presidential candidates.
Thanks jazusamo.
where is the RNC lawsuit?
maybe a president
I would be in favor of a certified birth certificate. Interesting that Moonbeam put that in his list of “what’s next.”
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