Californians struggle with crime, homelessness, and failing schools while paying sky-high taxes. The taxes we pay should go towards solving issues that impact peoples’ everyday lives, not another study to dole out taxpayer dollars to the reparations-industrial complex.

Voter ID is supported by a majority of people from both parties—and is essential to restoring public trust in the elections process. I’m excited to see this initiative get off the ground to secure elections in California once and for all!

The California High Speed Rail boondoggle was approved in 2008 with an estimated cost of $30 billion and a completion date of 2020. It’s 2025. The estimated cost is now $130 billion with 0 miles of operating tracks and no end in sight. It’s a masterclass in government waste.

In-N-Out has only ever closed one location—and that was due to overwhelming crime in deep East Oakland. So when In-N-Out’s owner is leaving California—you know it’s bad.

Republicans want to protect fair elections by introducing common sense voter ID laws. Democrats want to eliminate fair elections by illegally gerrymandering the map mid-election cycle, thereby wiping out any opposition and seizing total control. We are not the same.

Remember when San Francisco cleaned up its homeless problem overnight for Xi Jinping’s APEC visit? California can keep its streets safe and clean—it just refuses to do it for its own citizens. Thank you President Trump for doing Newsom’s job better than he can!

We might never have a fair election in California again if AB930 passes. Again, the Democrat supermajority in Sacramento voted in party-line fashion like obedient sheep. This is a textbook example of one-party rule stamping out all opposition.

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Did not have James Woods sharing my video on my bingo card for today. Thanks for amplifying this critical issue here in California, James Woods (even if you’re all the way across the country in Quahog)

Kamala’s political career is OVER. We dodged a bullet last year when the American people rejected Kamala for the presidency. We just dodged another bullet with her not running for governor. She’s done enough harm to California and the US. Time to move on and undo the damage.

Proud to have done my part to stop Kamala 😎 She’s out. We’re still fighting for California.

AB379–making purchasing 16-year-olds for sex a felony—is now law. Just two months ago, radical Democrats like Scott Wiener tried to gut this bill to shield predators and tried to force the rest of their party in line to vote the same. We kept the heat on them and won.

San Francisco must make a stand. No more coddling criminals, especially someone who senselessly murdered a hero protecting women and children trying to take the bus. Leniency for this murderer would be an insult and cruelty to the victim and the people of San Francisco.

It’s unbelievable that some colleges will go to extreme lengths to discriminate against students based on their race, in spite of the Supreme Court decision. That’s why this is a big win. Students deserve to be judged on their merit, not their skin color.

I am looking forward to Nov 4 when California voters hand Gavin Newsom a humiliating defeat by rejecting his corrupt and dishonest redistricting scheme. In one fell swoop they will 1) defend fair elections and 2) end his political career.

California elections are already vulnerable to abuse. Gavin Newsom is now trying to remove our last safeguard to wipe out all opposition. The people of California won’t stand for this. We’ll reject the Gavin-mander in November.

Absolutely right—the Palisades are still in ruins, seven months after the fires in January. $200 million could go a long way in rebuilding homes and infrastructure, but it’s instead squandered on petty partisanship.