I wouldn’t celebrate until the last nutty judge has had xyr say.
PTL! It’s a start.....one....step...at a time.
First of all...it’s not a flag....it’s a banner...
House to house street fighting, like the founders intended.
Huntington Beach is also fighting the state, Gavin Newsom and AG Ron Bonta as well - after...
“The state wants Huntington Beach to adopt zoning that would allow developers to build 13,368 new housing units over the next eight years, almost 6,000 of which must be low- or very-low-income housing.”
Unfortunately, yesterday:
“Federal judge dismisses Huntington Beach’s lawsuit against state over housing mandates
City Attorney Michael Gates said the city will appeal the new decision to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.”
And, from Newsom himself:
“The leaders of Huntington Beach refuse to build their fair share of housing and are flagrantly breaking state law.
These actions are selfish and make our homeless crisis worse.
The city has tried these antics before. They lost then and they will lose now.”
Newsom, after all, believes the homeless crises is caused by a lack of housing.
Not long after winning election last November, the new conservative majority of the Huntington Beach city council adopted an ordinance that prevents the rainbow LGBTQ+ flag from flying at city hall during Pride Month.Then this summer, the council dissolved a human relations committee formed after two notorious hate crimes by white supremacists in the mid-1990s; rewrote a declaration on human dignity to eliminate any reference to hate crimes but recognize “from birth the genetic differences between male and female”; and took away the ability to select who gives the invocation before its meetings from an interfaith council... [lodging it with the Mayor].
Last month, council members passed a ban on government mask and vaccine mandates....
Hardly a few weeks pass... without another contentious vote pushing the community to the right—...into some of the country’s fiercest cultural battles. ...Huntington Beach’s conservative council majority has set out to erase any vestige of progressive governance or “wokeism.”
But now an opposition, growing fearful of just how far and how fast the conservative council may go to reshape their community, has galvanized around their latest move to create a citizen review panel to monitor library books for sexual content...
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