I love Trump but I respect America’s Free Constitutional Republic more. I don’t cheer anything the feds do outside of their constitutional limits, Trump or no Trump.
Trump is a businessman “doer” and used to getting things done quickly and under budget.
But government isn’t business. Our Free Constitutional Republic in domestic matters was designed to run SLOWLY. SLOW government is GOOD government. The Nazis were quick. Fascism is quick. Totalitarianism is quick. The separation of powers, checks and balances, and the delegation by the Constitution of certain enumerated powers to the feds were all designed to LIMIT and SLOW government especially in domestic matter.
Unless Trump can show exactly what exactly he intends to do and the specific Constitutional power authorizing him to do it, he needs to stay the hell away, even as bad a CA is. Constitutionally, CA is basically up to the people of CA, NOT the feds.
Good.
Now issue the SAME warning to the governor of Virginia if he persists in threatening the lives of Virginia Citizens whoa re exercising their Constitutional, Civil, and Basic Human RIGHT to keep and bear arms.
This is where the rubber meets the road. All roads lead to Virginia in 2020, Mr. President.
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Is this Trump meddling in the 2024 election?
shoot...”homeless” are Democrat voters....over and over and over again
Newsom isn’t about to turn his state Red...which is what happens when homeless get jobs and a roof!!!
The way to deal with the homeless situation is for the federal government to file suit against states and cities for not enforcing environmental laws against the homeless.
Penalty is now something like $46,000 per violation per day.
Dependency has its rewards
governor Newsome is party of Nancy Pelosi’s family (not just politically but personally too)
we can expect tons of lies,deceptions, slanders, and attempts to blame others for his own failures
it all runs in the family
(Newsome will NEVER help anyone find a safe home...never in a million years, Democraps only enable and promote more and more homelessness.....they consider it their voter base
IF PDJT can really help the millions of =street-people= find safe warm homes, WONDERFUL! Its not a federal responsibility but the crisis is so severe and the suffering so heartwrenching, I will gladly pay fed taxes and let the feds fix this horrible horrible suffering problem
however, can the feds actually fix it?
so far, almost everything the fed govt touches turns to more shit
and that’s the very last thing San FranShitco needs
There are a number of homeless populations:
1. the substance-addicted
2. the lazy
3. the ones that want/need to hide from creditors and child support obligations
4. the independent-minded
Kalifornia’s incompetence risks medieval disease outbreaks that could spread to other States. Typhus is back. Homeless people famously throw away their antibiotics and thus increase the risk of the spread of tuberculosis. I think one could argue that the Fed Govt could intervene if those fools, Newsome and his toadies, let things worsen. Though I think such intervention would have to include criminal malfeasance charges for those responsible.
People who paid $600,000 for a condo won’t like other people getting condos for $225/month rent.
Certain places need to understood as the ultimate luxury goods:
Paris, London, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, etc.
In the 1940’s, apartments in Beverly Hills were often cheaper than those in Los Angeles.
Prime real estate is one of those things, like Van Gogh and Rembrandt paintings, that are desirable and limited in supply.
Not everyone can have a genuine Van Gogh painting in their living room.
Not everyone can live in California, even if they are willing to work three jobs.
Mayor Pete’s South Bend awaits the hard-working.
Soon to be known as “Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Revenge.” :>)
In theory, even for the most ardent state-sovereignty-protecting Constitutionalist, there must be some point at which a state of emergency of any type, gets so bad, and so beyond the ability of the state to handle on its own, that everyone would agree the federal government needs to intervene, even take control, at least until that emergency no longer exists.
Therefore, a warning that the feds “will” intervene if the problem isn’t fixed, and continues to get worse, is, in fact, inevitable at some future point.
The issue is, then, when is such a warning appropriate.
Newsome rminds me of that character from Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
Donald, do not intervene!! Let them rot!!
Not fedgov’s jobto fixthe state’s problems.
If he can do it for zero dollars, fine, otherwise stay out.
Empty threats accomplish nothing.