We are the silent majority. We get no air time. We don't burn things down or tear things up. We build.
We go to work and support our families. We love America. We enjoy hard work. We want to protect the unborn.
We salute the flag. We proudly sing “The Star Spangled Banner.”
We respect law enforcement and obey the law.
We appreciate the military. We are the very backbone of this country. Hell, a lot of us are members.
We believe all lives matter because that is what God tells us through the Bible.
We treat everyone with respect no matter what color their skin is. But we are invisible, until we vote.
And you can bet that come November we will be heard. It will be deafening! 💙🇺🇸❤️
@spencerpratt does anyone know what the upside down flag means? I am not justifying these liberal dirtbags, but it has a meaning. WE ARE A NATION IN DISTRESS.
In the span of a week, California politicians are increasing taxes by billions and raising the gas tax again.
We're already the most unaffordable state, with the highest overall taxes and the highest gas tax. This latest affront to common sense won't help.
Nothing to see here in California… Just our Governor directing over $300 million to nonprofits, some of which contract with his wife’s production company that has paid her over a million dollars in salaries. This kind of activity is illegal in a lot of other states, but it is legally allowed here in California.
It is a form of legal money laundering, and that should be changed.
We also have a new bill called the “Nonprofit industrial complex” or the Office of Nonprofit Empowerment. This bill would establish a state run office that directs even more funds to nonprofits like CHIRLA and 1000s of others.
We have created a nonprofit industrial complex here in the state of California, and it must be stopped. It is a legal way to wash your taxpayer dollars to do the bidding of those who are in charge.
You should check right now if the nonprofit you like to donate to has administrative costs over 40 percent. If they do, you probably have a problem.
These nonprofits are running legislation like the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” and then exempting themselves when investigative journalists come around.
I may be crazy, but it sounds like California is.
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California Democrats have held legislative majorities for over 50 years (Senate since 1975, Assembly since 1970, with brief interruptions).
Despite this and claims of prioritizing affordability, the state ranks #1 in gas taxes (~71¢/gallon per EIA), homeless population (~182k recently), and near #1 in Supplemental Poverty Measure rates. It also has the highest top income tax (13.3%) and among the highest costs of living. High housing costs and regulations are primary drivers cited across Census, EIA, and Tax Foundation data. Outcomes reflect persistent challenges in these areas.