Politicians never accept reality....
Life in California during the new era of raiding and pillaging....
Imagine an area where the crime has gotten so bad and the criminals so blatant that Hollywood's progressives are at least eyeing the Red Pill....
"We have a DA who completely lacks any transparency, who’s sending a spokesperson on the news to say things that just aren’t true."...
James Tubbs, who now goes by Hannah, also made horrific comments about the victim. ...
L.A. Dept. of Health: "Headed to the Big Game? Masks will be required at the stadium. Fans will also need to show vaccination proof or a negative COVID-19 test prior to entry."...
James Tubbs, who committed the crime in 2014 when he was 17, only identified as a woman after they took him into custody so he'll be housed with the females but supposedly in isolation. He also won't have to register as a sex offender....
"Shawn Laval Smith, 31, was arrested after a tip led police to a bus stop in Pasadena on Wednesday morning"...
UCLA graduate student fatally stabbed by homeless man while working at high-end LA furniture store....
..but mostly pandemic policy failures....
But...
Minors cannot consent to get the COVID-19 vaccine. In San Fran County a minor can consent only if the medical person makes actual effort to reach the parent or guardian to give them a chance to object....
Meanwhile, Gov. DeSantis says Florida ports are open for business and have the capacity needed!...
Boston public health officials warn about leptospirosis in homeless as West Los Angeles faces epidemic in dogs....
LAPD Chief Michel Moore said the attack at the restaurant "appeared to spring from a roving band of vehicles that were seen flying flags within the Jewish-populated areas of Hollywood, West L.A., Mid-Wilshire, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills."...
As predicted by many, once Gov. Newsom survived the recall, there would be a deluge of new COVID rules....
The woman in the picture is not thrilled the LA Times used a deceiving picture of her: "Are you covering for racists?"...
