California’s homeless industrial complex:
How did Skid Row in Los Angeles turn into 50 blocks?
EBT cards fund drug dealers.
Billions spent, homelessness worse than ever. Listen @ChadBianco exposed the fraud.
After his @wef performance this week, I thought it’s time I re-post this interview with @CAgovernor@GavinNewsom
Feel free to watch with audio off.
And then with audio on. If you don’t want to count how many times he says “damn,” it’s 59. You’re welcome
Newsom wasn't allowed to speak at the World Economic Forum's USA House, perhaps because his economic record is abysmal. California has the nation's highest cost-of-living and highest unemployment. After promising 3.5 million new homes, Newsom has delivered around 500,000.
🚨BREAKING: Donald Trump and MAGA officially beat ANOTHER impeachment attempt by Dems.
As of today, how would you rate your level of support for Trump?
A. Very Strong Support (100%)
B. Strong Support (75%)
C. Moderate Support (50%)
D. Limited Support (25%)
E. No Support (0%)
How Jennifer Siebel Newsom used taxpayer dollars to trade with herself, her nonprofit organization, and her for-profit business. The organization refused to disclose how much of their screening revenues came from California public schools.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, are the dream team. He runs the state and she’s a nonprofit founder, entrepreneur, and filmmaker.
Siebel Newsom, through her non-profit The Representation Project, has released four films advocating gender justice. The films are leased for screenings to individuals, corporations, and schools, and come with their own lesson plans. Schools spend between $49-$599 to screen these movies to children.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom is credited as a writer and director on each of these films. Two of the movies feature Gavin Newsom himself, and many of the lesson plan activities are oriented toward engaging children in social and political activism.
Because of Gavin Newsom’s role in these films and because licenses are sold to schools which the governor is responsible for funding with tax dollars, auditors at https://t.co/6SqSSv047R felt the organization deserved further scrutiny.
Who’s Watching? 2.6 million students in 5,000 schools
According to The Representation Project’s Impact Report (2011-2021), the organization’s film curricula are being used in over 5,000 schools in all fifty states. The Representation Project claims over 11,200 copies of the curricula have been distributed, reaching more than 2.6 million students.
Tax records show that since 2012 the nonprofit has generated $1,483,001 in film screening revenue, although it is unclear how much money came from schools versus other sources. We asked The Representation Project for the number of California schools that purchased a screening license and received no response.
Read more at https://t.co/kM1F1aKCFi