The unintended consequences are already beginning, as Phillips 66 to cease operations at Los Angeles-area refinery....
California has got to California....
"YouTube videos, Facebook posts, and X tweets are the newspaper advertisements and political cartoons of today, and the First Amendment protects an individual’s right to speak regardless of the new medium these critiques may take."...
"When political speech and electoral politics are at issue, the First Amendment has almost unequivocally dictated that Courts allow speech to flourish rather than uphold the State’s attempt to suffocate it."...
A yes to nixing voter ID requirements, and a no to gas stove warning labels and AI regulations....
Tell me that Newsom is running in 2028 without saying the words....
"We got tired of begging the city to enforce no parking or camping ordinances."...
Starting January 1, 2028, the state will also define a recycled paper bag as "one with more than 50% recycled material."...
Lawyers: "Mr. Reagan’s satire videos, which have garnered millions of views, are precisely the kind of speech that the First Amendment was designed to protect." ...
If California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs the measure, Newsom might find himself being grilled for the move should he proceed to explore presidential opportunities in 2028....
We are going to spend decades recovering from the environmental damage caused by climate cult pseudoscience....
There's no money....
The petroleum industry has pushed back, saying the mandate would hurt consumers....
"This is going to have a direct impact on your friend, Kamala Harris, who is running for president."...
"A 30-minute convention between a tweet and another tweet."...
Meanwhile, California Proposition 36 (Increase Drug and Theft Penalties and Reduce Homelessness Initiative) is likely to pass in November and help really rein in the lawlessness we have been covering for the past few years....
Newsom threatens to take money from counties and cleans-up camps as a photo-op. ...
Let's throw more money at the problem!...
