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Jesus is King. God is Great!

We will restore California.

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This is a database of the Illegal Immigrant activist groups in CA and a few other areas.

https://t.co/SdAqJCIPD5

I entered it into AI. Whats the most common link between these groups.

Local Government funding was #1
Weingart Foundation was #2

Lets dive into those..

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@CAgovernor @DanielLurie Hows that been working out for you the last 20 years of homelessness being your top priority?

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@alpaysh that was so beast.

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@CAgovernor He didnt do this for Christians, especially during covid.

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@GavinNewsom Hes not a maga sherriff. There aren't Biden Sherriffs. He's a sherriff. One who has earned his position and was following the law. Anyone listening to the court case knows this.

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@GavinNewsom Dont forget you're also building a very big capitol building which restricts media access all together.

[Steve Hilton @SteveHiltonx]

🚨 NEW BECERRA WHISTLEBLOWER: We were “accomplices in a human trafficking operation.”

Migrant children “cried and refused to get in the vehicle” after Becerra sent them to FAKE relatives. “HHS was giving us paperwork that was not frickin’ verified.”

Xavier Becerra turned HHS into the largest child trafficking operation in history. He CANNOT get away with this.

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@Scott_Wiener thats not the free press.

[Denise Aguilar @InformedMama209]

If you’ve been following the Stockton election fraud case of Desiree Lynch, it’s been very interesting of what has surfaced. The most interesting would be text messages that have been released between vice Mayor Jason Lee, and what said to be his campaign team, which includes Tamika smalls, who’s running for Stockton city Council. This all surrounds the arrest of Desiree Lynch, who has been arrested for election fraud, multiple felonies, including in possession of what they label an assault weapon. It seems Jason Lee has reached out to Gavin Newsom, Tom, Steyer, and Javier Becerra. Why are these political figures being contacted when it comes to election fraud happening in Stockton?

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@InformedMama209 @USAttyEssayli

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@cd4losangeles Thr crack in the street is literally still there 😭💔🤦‍♀️

[Shiloh Marx @Shilohmarx]

24 senators are from states with more registered voters than eligible voting age citizens.

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@GavinNewsom Unhealthy kids need inhalers

[Ashley Zavala @ZavalaA]

This week has been a prime example of why this is necessary.

The tire efficiency vote happened as political/policy journalists are trying to track so much action at the state capitol in the final days of the legislative session, moves by the governor, attorney general, and the state's continued clashes with the Trump administration.

My photographer and I were the only journalists in the hearing room when the California Energy Commission voted on the new tire standards.

As the VP of the Capitol Correspondents Association of California and President of the Sacramento Press Club, I (personally) don't feel good about that.

I've shared these thoughts with the state agency that oversees the CEC. According to my inbox, the commission did not advise reporters when public comment began on tire regulations and did not advise them when the vote was happening. There's nothing on the CEC's social media accounts to give anyone a heads up.

I only found out because legislators and someone in the tire industry tipped me off about the vote.

I want to be clear: I'm not saying the CEC did this intentionally, but the commission could have done more. If reporters didn't know about it, how could taxpayers in general?

Had more journalists been there, the news perhaps would have had different perspectives, different interpretations, different ways of presenting the information. This state is filled with so many intelligent, bright journalists who have unique ways of presenting key information to the taxpayer.

This issue is not unique to the California Energy Commission. There are several other state agencies and boards who could do way more to advise about upcoming votes. The High-Speed Rail Authority Board is one of them.

There are agencies in California who have been doing a good job. The @AirResources board, for example. Most recently, their PR department gave journalists a heads up on the vote on Low Carbon Fuel Standards, and Cap and Invest votes.

Several state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle also do a great job of letting reporters know when their legislation is up for a vote, or when their committee is holding an oversight hearing.

Journalism and the ability to cover public votes is a key function of democracy- but you can't cover what you're not told is happening.

Real transparency means reporters know what's coming and can report on it. That's a low bar, and a state like California in the 4th largest economy, should be able to clear it.

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@elonmusk @bot Sorry not grok bot, but grok

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@elonmusk @bot I’ve been really disappointed with mine lately he seems to be liberal influenced

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@Scott_Wiener You know nothing about ethics. California judges are corrupted and bought. Start there.

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@SignorBrooklyn @BarbaraOneillAU Organic isn’t enough. There’s work arounds. By local and know your farmer.

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@KarenBassLA Notice you see ño red white and blue

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@KarenBassLA Liar socialist who pledged to ruin America

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@HillaryClinton This woman created the russian hoax with obama 🤣🤣🤣