we know that's it, for a fact
we know that's it, for a fact
frankly, maybe CA could use a Republican governor for a term or two. the state is clearly outta control, and Dems running the state legislature means there's no "danger" of a Republican governor doing anything egregious
hey, as long as we don't nominate Newsom in 2028, i don't give a fukk about california
hey, as long as we don't nominate Newsom in 2028, i don't give a fukk about california
their finances are a disaster, the insatiable desperation to tax is sending the billionaires to florida. place is driving off a cliff. but it's not my problem, as long as we're not expected to defend California's awful cost of living in a general election
Newsom '28 would be a historic mistake
uh, the state legislature just made an overt, tangible effort to specifically take more of his money, because they're broke, and refuse to address fraud and spending. so yes, it is an "oh no"
uh, the state legislature just made an overt, tangible effort to specifically take more of his money, because they're broke, and refuse to address fraud and spending. so yes, it is an "oh no"
is this successful policy to you?
He only 2 years late
. Sadly he doesn't realize Florida worse then cali
why is "their fair share" less in florida than it is in california, in the same country
if you think this POS should have been deported, then why do progressives want to abolish ICE
if you agree he should have been deported, then why do progressives want to abolish ICE
Before Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was created in 2003, U.S. deportations were primarily handled by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and centered on border enforcement, largely managed by Customs and Border Protection. Major pre-ICE actions included "Operation Wetback" in 1954, which removed over 1 million people.
