Posted on 09/27/2018 5:34:31 PM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
Gov. Jerry Brown (D-Calif.) vetoed a bill Thursday that would have allowed immigrants in the U.S. illegally to serve on state and local boards and commissions.
Brown said he believed “existing law — which requires citizenship for these forms of public service — is the better path,” according to the Los Angeles Times.
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2 victories in 1 day.
Someone who doesn’t want Alcatraz to be revived?
He only wants them stealing our jobs, not his.
why?
makes no sense.
I think maybe Moonbeam is realizing that California can’t afford - literally - to be any crazier than it is in this respect.
because they’ll take over in 2 elections ,LOL
Proverbial broken clock right twice daily
He’s just pissin on posts. Thinks he owns crazy.
Naw, he was just afraid that he might actually be displaced by an illegal. Their only purpose is to keep him and his party in control, period.
Brown does make a rational choice every now and then. He vetoed the gun magazine legislation a couple of years ago to my surprise.
Maybe Fineswine clued him in that CA’s sh!t is soon headed for the USSC fan .. LOL
bonus points for brown if he will boot kevin leon out of office.
he is only protecting his job from being taken by an illegal...
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Bingo!
They are documented citizens of other countries who are in our country illegally, making them illegal aliens.
They are not immigrants.
Justice is a-coming to Kalifornia and Brown is starting to worry.
Too late.
There is a new sheriff in town!
Brown must have realized he could not go full Retard without harming the electoral chances of the Marxists in California.
You can’t get into a state building in California without showing valid ID.
“California can’t afford - literally - to be any crazier than it is in this respect.”
Wait till Gavin Newsom takes over...
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