EscondidoIndivisible

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[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Last Wed., @Escondido_CA Councilmembers Inscoe (D2), Garcia (D3) and Morasco (D4) voted to allow them - and other elected officers & candidates - to:

1) Carryover leftover campaign funds to a new campaign account
and
2) Exempt political parties from the City's campaign laws

[The Coast News Group @coastnewsgroup]

Just months after the previously seated Escondido City Council enacted new campaign contribution limits, the city’s new council voted Wednesday, March 3, to set new campaign finance rules for city elections. @tigistlayne
https://t.co/AV9tBA4V9v

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

.@coastnewsgroup on “Escondido council adopts new campaign contribution rules”

https://t.co/MI8TjR9kXQ

[The Coast News Group @coastnewsgroup]

Just months after the previously seated Escondido City Council enacted new campaign contribution limits, the city’s new council voted Wednesday, March 3, to set new campaign finance rules for city elections. @tigistlayne
https://t.co/AV9tBA4V9v

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Last Wed., @Escondido_CA Councilmembers Inscoe (D2), Garcia (D3) and Morasco (D4) voted to allow them - and other elected officers & candidates - to:

1) Carryover leftover campaign funds to a new campaign account
and
2) Exempt political parties from the City's campaign laws

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

.@sdut's reporting on "New Escondido council erases campaign finance reforms enacted by predecessors" https://t.co/mO7COOyzO4

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Morning RT: We talked about the newly elected City Council majority undoing @Escondido_CA campaign reforms and voting to:

1) Allow carryover of leftover campaign funds to a new campaign account
and
2) Exempt political parties from the City's campaign laws

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[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Last Wed., @Escondido_CA Councilmembers Inscoe (D2), Garcia (D3) and Morasco (D4) voted to allow them - and other elected officers & candidates - to:

1) Carryover leftover campaign funds to a new campaign account
and
2) Exempt political parties from the City's campaign laws

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

So @DarrellIssa in his 1st acts as #CAD50 Rep. defends Trump from impeachment for inciting a violent riot on our Capitol & threatening the peaceful transfer of power? 👀

Is he working for us to defend 🇺🇸 vs. a domestic threat or only for Trump to overthrow our duly elected govt?

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Rep. @DarrellIssa voted to delegitimize and overthrow a fair & free election. He voted to legitimize the lies that incited an insurgent mob to violently lay a siege on our democracy.

@DarrellIssa needs to resign. He needs to be censured. He needs to be expelled from Congress.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Republican lawmakers raised highly unusual objections to the certification of electoral votes in Congress on Wednesday, and were interrupted when a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol. See who supported the objection to counting Arizona’s votes. https://t.co/qWANiSlWtQ

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

Call on the American Legion Post 149 in Escondido to remove Michael Sobczakak, a white supremacist Proud Boys, from his commander post. He participated in at least two violent pro-Trump extremist riots.

[The San Diego Union-Tribune @sdut]

American Legion removes Escondido post commander from national leadership role over Proud Boys affiliation https://t.co/8ClGhBdrlW

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

#BoycottKoffe Their owner is a white supremacist who rioted at the #CapitolRiot. The business also openly defied public health COVID-19 orders endangering their staff and our community.

[NBC 7 San Diego @nbcsandiego]

In an Instagram video, an Escondido coffee-shop owner who was in Washington. D.C., during the riot this week says it’s a time to fight and “take our freedoms back.” https://t.co/oIShG56joD

[EscondidoIndivisible @EscInd50]

See also @nbcsandiego’s news report

@Escondido_CA needs to do more about businesses that openly defy public health orders. They need to do more to raise awareness about COVID-19 public health and safety risks 😷

https://t.co/VkdFmF60AV

[The Coast News Group @coastnewsgroup]

A recent review of public records by @KPBS shows that the highest number of #CoronavirusOutbreaks in November across the region happened in #Escondido, with 51 outbreaks and 177 COVID-19 cases in just one month. @tigistlayne @Escondido_CA
https://t.co/e2yvXioAm5

[All Things Considered @npratc]

You have to go back 122 years, to Wilmington, N.C., to find the story of America’s only successful attempt at a coup. It was largely about race. Today on #NPRConsiderThis, we look at how this week’s attack on the U.S. Capitol was too.
https://t.co/ifY1wIVU7t