California is an absolute disaster. That’s not really up for debate anymore. Sure, they have nice beaches and good weather and all that stuff. However, Democrats have run the state into the ground over the last few decades.One of the scariest positions that liberals have adopted in California is a rabid ideological stance on climate change. They don’t want to negotiate. They don’t want to exchange ideas. They don’t care about putting people out of work. Whatever they say goes on climate change. In fact, the governor of California openly admits he thinks his political opponents are “troglodytes”.That’s what we are dealing with.Knowing all that, it might not surprise you to hear that one California lawmaker is proposing a bill that’s absolutely insane.
Get rid of all gas-powered cars by 2040.
A California lawmaker introduced a bill Wednesday that would ban the sale of gas-powered cars in the state by 2040.Democratic Assemblymember Phil Ting introduced the Clean Cars 2040 Act in an effort to prevent climate change by cutting back on greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. If passed, his bill would mandate that all passenger vehicles sold after Jan. 1, 2040, be zero-emission machines.“California has long led the nation in promoting environmental protection and public health through visionary policies and technological innovations,” Ting said in a statement Wednesday. “It’s time that we clear the path for emissions-free transportation and take significant steps to achieve our ambitious emissions reduction goals.”
Do liberals even have any idea what that looks like? How much money it costs? How many jobs are lost? Of course not.
If you aren’t convinced that liberals have destroyed California then check out these new laws that just went into effect.
From The Daily Wire:The entire state will now ignore U.S. immigration law: Because it’s worked so well in San Francisco, California Democrats decided that the entire state should ignore federal immigration law. SB 54 forbids law enforcement officials from asking someone’s immigration or holding them for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents — unless they’ve been convicted of a crime. AB 291 prohibits landlords (you know, like, private citizens who own private property) from reporting renters who are in the U.S. illegally.
Nine HUNDRED new laws go into effect today in California.
That’s 900 new ways the state has taken total control of your lives without your permission, consultation, or even asking you your opinion on the matter.
Amongst these laws are increased DMV registration fees, continued Cap and Tax that adds another $.73 per gallon to the $.12 they added in 2017, a defense fund for illegals to the tune of $30,000,000 strictly for fighting deportation (in excess of the funding for public defenders) of criminals in this country illegally, Sanctuary State Laws that make it illegal for local law enforcement to cooperate with Federal Immigration Agencies, the abolition of local polling places for elections meaning 100% mail-in ballots with zero proof of ID or eligibility, Reducing MURDER,RAPE MOLEST,ASSAULT from a Felony to a Misdemeanor, Reducing Knowingly giving another person HIV/AIDS from Felony to Misdemeanor and can Now also Donate Blood at banks, Public Schools will be enforced to add & Teach TRANSGENDER, HOMOSEXUALITY & other Graphic Nature explicitness in curriculum in 2nd & 4th grades, but overall teachings including introductory of Quran starts in Kindergarten up to High school, Marijuana Tax up 25℅, Gun laws- only Licensed sellers permitted, No Sales without passing background checks, No Online sales or shipments or buying from out of state, home County & property taxes, cost of food, water, medical, and many, many, many, more.
The Liberals have taken complete control of this state and many of these new laws means that Conservatives in CA will have ZERO voice in the state government ever again.
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Sacramento, CA — Sacramento cops are rolling out a new program this
Memorial day to allegedly combat drunk drivers. While the reasoning for
this new program may sound just, its implementation is anything but.
If you are out in a bar this weekend, be prepared to have multiple
officers come in and ask the patrons in the bar to blow into a
breathalyzer.
DUI roadblocks are apparently not invasive enough, so the Sacramento
PD instituted a program to attack the source, the places where alcohol
is consumed.
Obviously the site of several armed officers walking into a bar with breathalyzers in hand is a buzz kill, to say the least.
One of the bar patrons who’s been exposed to the program explains,
“Admittedly we were a bit put off when we were gonna walk in and saw a
bunch of cops with breathalyzers.”
A “bit put off” is an understatement, however.
While these officers are promising not to “test and arrest,” the very
idea of police entering private property and having people submit to
breathalyzer tests is appalling. The inside of your body is no business
of the state and when this clear violation of your personal space is
accepted, freedom loses.
This program also leaves the door wide open for entrapment and
further rights violating searches by creating unnecessary
confrontations.
Hopefully, this program does not take wings and spread to other
municipalities as it is a leap forward for the nanny surveillance state,
and giant step back for liberty.
Unanswered questions still surround the mass shooting in Las Vegas
on October 1 this year. Days after shooter Stephen Paddock killed 59
people and injured over 500, confusing details emerged. Journalists
sparred with police at press conferences, grappling for missing details.
The security guard who discovered Paddock in his hotel room with 24
guns and was shot by Paddock later disappeared, only to reemerge as a guest on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. To shed light on this confusion, a new film, “What Happened in Vegas,”
explores the role of the Las Vegas Police Department after the mass
shooting. In short, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest coverups and
corruption, as well as repeated police brutality within the force.
At the root of the problem, the film explains, is that the
LVPD is run by a sheriff elected in large part by donations from MGM,
the corporation that runs the Mandalay Bay hotel. According to the
documentary, Las Vegas police changed their story multiple times on the
timeline of the shooting. One important detail the police lied about in
several instances is the timing of Paddock’s shooting of security guard
Jesus Campos. Why? It’s likely that the LVPD wanted to help the casino’s
legal case, and if they claimed Campos was killed while trying to
prevent Paddock’s rampage, as opposed to during or after, it could help
the casino’s lawyers later claim that the Mandalay Bay had taken
sufficient action to stop him. At least seven news organizations have
since sued the LVPD for failing to release all the information from the
night of the shooting, including the New York Times, the Associated
Press, ABC, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times.
The documentary also suggests that if the police and casino
had acted differently, the mass shooting might have been avoided. An
exclusive clip, below, reveals a little-known piece of the story of what
happened in Las Vegas earlier this year.
As Stephen Stubbs, an attorney working on behalf of the
victims, explains, casinos like the Mandalay Bay have a “special back
number” to a private wing of the police department which they use to
alert the police of possible criminal activity within their casinos
involving high rollers. Paddock was a regular at the casino, and known
to be a highroller by the hotel’s staff, so the Mandalay Bay didn’t call
911 when Paddock shot Campos. They called the back line instead, and
the operator didn’t link the shooting of Campos to the cascade of
bullets pouring out of Paddock’s hotel window onto the Route 91 music
festival.
“If they would’ve called 911, the 911 operator could have
linked the two quicker, and the police would have gotten there quicker,”
Stubbs said. “Less people would have died, and less people would have
been shot, if the Mandalay Bay didn’t treat their high rollers
differently, and if the LVPD didn’t allow casinos to treat high rollers
differently. This is the truth that [Sheriff] Joe Lombardo doesn’t want
to come out.”
As for the still unanswered question of why Paddock chose
to murder so many people that day, Stubbs has a theory. “From what I
understand, Stephen Paddock did this because he wanted to hurt these
casinos financially, and this was the best way he knew how.” But
culpability still points to the corrupt special relationship between the
MGM and the Las Vegas Police Department. “It didn’t have to be this
bad, if they would have treated him like anyone else.”
In addition, the documentary explores numerous instances of
police misconduct and several incidents in which police needlessly shot
and killed suspects. There’s the story of Trevon Cole, who had been
selling small amounts of marijuana on the side and whose wife was
several months pregnant when he was shot and killed by a police officer.
The police secured a warrant for his arrest (in reality, they lied to
the judge and provided evidence against an entirely different man named
Trevon Cole), and an officer went to his apartment and shot him in the
head. When the LVPD was criticized for Cole’s death, they launched a
smear campaign that tried to promote a false image of Cole as a
dangerous drug dealer. It’s a tactic the Las Vegas police often resort
to, the documentary suggests. “Often a dead person is vilified, and they
release negative details to the media,” says the father of one victim
of police violence. “They tried to turn my son into some kind of a
druggie. Erik was a West Point graduate… he was a very effective,
popular platoon leader.”
Of the high-profile police shootings in Las Vegas in recent
years, the Cole family’s attorney Andre Lagomarsino says, “all three
situations could have been avoided if the LVPD de-escalated the
situations, instead of escalating them.”
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