@pokehuntdotfun Same, Target preaches anti scalper as they literally transfer there online stock to scalpers/bots. Target needs to get it together. I’ve been more successful with Walmart lately.
People still believe this guy? Eh fine by me, we recruit top engineers from California to Texas on a daily basis and most are willing to take a pay cut and/or no relocation just to get the hell out of the state.
Soon it will be a state of just gender study majors and lawyers, which would actually be a hilarious reality show.
Your just a shill now, so sad. Post something productive like old times. You don’t even live in America or this continent. Your a hacker, share evidence give people something cut and dry. Not just a fat whiny baby who’s been indicted or whatever acting like a little bitch. My 5 year old has more maturity than you.
Gavin Newsom has held **influential power** in California politics for approximately **30 years** as of February 13, 2026.
His formal entry into public office began in **1996**, when San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown appointed him to the city's Parking and Traffic Commission (a governmental body with decision-making authority over local policy). This marked his initial step into an appointed influential role in city governance.
He then moved to elected office:
- Appointed to fill a vacancy on the **San Francisco Board of Supervisors** in **1997**.
- First **elected** to the Board in **1998**, where he served until 2004 (representing a district and wielding legislative power over San Francisco policies).
This launched a continuous career in high-profile elected positions with significant influence over California (starting locally in its largest city, then statewide):
- **Mayor of San Francisco** from January 8, 2004, to January 10, 2011 (notable for actions like issuing same-sex marriage licenses in 2004, which had statewide and national impact).
- **Lieutenant Governor of California** from 2011 to 2019 (a statewide executive role, often involving acting as governor in absences and overseeing bodies like the University of California Board of Regents).
- **Governor of California** since January 2019 (the state's chief executive, with broad authority over policy, budget, legislation, and emergency powers; reelected in 2022, term ends in 2027 due to limits).
From his 1996 appointment through February 13, 2026, that's **about 29–30 years** of continuous involvement in positions of public authority and influence in California governance—starting in local San Francisco roles that grew into statewide executive power. He has never lost an election and has been a prominent Democratic figure shaping policy (e.g., on issues like same-sex marriage, homelessness, climate, and more recently redistricting efforts in 2025).
While "influential power" is somewhat subjective (e.g., his business background and connections predated 1996), his documented governmental influence dates reliably to that 1996 appointment.
@Jaguar Nice job advertising to the 3% who actually care about this nonsense. Last time checked all your production lines are shut down because you can’t sell your existing inventory of the horribly unreliable cars you make. Maybe focus on that first. Straight cringe.
@Lemommeringue Well since our food is mostly grown or produced on American soil, it will have little to no effect on grocery prices. But yes that cheap Chinese shit you buy off Temu and Amazon might be slightly more expensive.
@rawsalerts Trump is leading Virginia, stop making calls your not qualified to make. Feels like your account got hacked. Losing a lot of respect for @rawsalerts .
@elonmusk@elonmusk doesn’t matter if you are swing states, I am getting text messages for my mom, who lives in Colorado about how she still needs to vote in Michigan. I live in Texas, she lives Colorado. WE have no association with Michigan!