Jared Sichel

@Susan_Shelley @RoxanneHoge Special state we live in

I'm not sure the polling in the governor's race fully reflects the experience that actual voters will have. These are the sample ballot pages that voters will see when they make their choice for governor. (This is the Riverside County version.)

@IngrahamAngle This is the wrong take. Two R’s is a real possibility. Play for the win.

If the R’s don’t rally to a single candidate, the CA governor race will likely feature two D’s.

Governor Becerra’s high speed rail project.

Hey be fair! Xavier Becerra gives Newsom an A for effort.

@spencerpratt This is a historically good ad.

They not like us

@VictorBarky @ChadBianco Exactly. What about the 4 years of Biden? They were still blaming Trump and Republicans lol

I find it amusing that they believe (?) that all our problems never existed before Donald Trump came along or, more recently, before we started sticking it to Iran. Please. I've lived here all my life. Over half a century. I see what they've done. Trusting any of them to fix things is a fool's game.

"I feel like I'm in a Twilight Zone" said Sheriff @ChadBianco at tonight's debate. It did feel like that as a viewer. Moderators asking 6 Democrats whose fingerprints are all over California's rapid decline...how they would fix California. Really? Forgive me if I don't ask the arsonist to protect my home against fire or the gambling addict to balance my budget. Gas prices, home prices, home insurance coverage, wildfire risk, healthcare fraud. None of these are caused by Trump or climate change. It's Democrat policies in Sacramento that every Democrat candidate supports (or is too afraid to oppose.) They all give Newsom high grades. They would do nothing meaningfully different. Most would go further. If we're going to listen to anything they say, it should be to do the opposite of what they prescribe. Every single Democrat would be more of the same or worse. No thanks.

California will soon tax unrealized gains on houses. Within 5 years.

@spencerpratt Altadena

Do Street View on Google Maps in the Pacific Palisades. I didn't know if it would be pre-fire or post-fire. They have both. It's wild. @spencerpratt

The Illuminati really goofed not killing Cole Allen or Tyler Robinson. What self-respecting conspirator fails to kill the patsy? Jack Ruby did good work on Oswald but that was another era. Our genius trillionaire puppet masters are really slipping.

If you say that something is fake, a false flag, a setup, a hoax, a psyop, or staged before you have gathered any evidence and had a chance to analyze it, you’re radicalized, and that radicalization is impacting your ability to assess reality.

🚨Voter ID qualifies for November Ballot in California! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The candidates for California governor grade Governor Gavin Newsom on his handling of homelessness: 🟦Xavier Becerra: A 🟥Chad Bianco: F 🟥Steve Hilton: F 🟦Katie Porter: B 🟦Tom Steyer: B 🟦Matt Mahan: B

Every Democrat in the California governor debate sounded foolish to anyone with ears to hear. The theme of every question was a layup, free money on the table — but only @ChadBianco and Hilton (the 2 Republicans) gave answers based in reality: "Why are gas prices so high?" "Why is homelessness out of control?" "Why is there a home insurance crisis?" "How do we reduce home prices?" "Should truck drivers be able to read traffic signs?" "Should schools have to inform parents if their child identifies as another gender?" Gas: highest taxes in the nation and a mandated, dumb unique CA fuel blend invented by Democrats. Homelessness: it's not homelessness, it's drugs, alcohol, mental illness. Can't solve a problem we mis-define. Insurance: The government refuses to do proper fire prevention and forest management in high-risk areas WHILE forbidding insurance companies to price in the higher risk. So the companies are leaving the state. Do fire prevention (basic government function) and the companies will insure. Home Prices: building homes in California is too expensive because of stupid environmental regulations. Remove stupid regulations and home prices will come down. Truck drivers: of course they have to be able to read traffic signs. What are we even talking about here? Schools: of course they have to tell parents if their child identifies as another gender. What are we even talking about here? The majority of Californians agree with these 👆 because they're so obvious to anyone who's lived here for than 5 minutes. They are WINNING issues. Yet the Democrats won't address them candidly or honestly, because honest answers sound "Republican" in California 😱. But to 60%+ of Californians, they just sound obvious. The odds of 2 Republicans advancing went up tonight.

After every Democrat in the governor debate gives Newsom an A or B on homelessness (!), Sheriff @ChadBianco says the “homeless” crisis is a Democrat myth spun to finance the corrupt NGOs. Exactly. It’s a drug addiction and mental illness crisis. This is a winning issue for any candidate who will take it on. The 4 Democrats who spoke before Bianco could’ve said this, but they won’t dare challenge the NGOs.

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@ccadelago Moon-landing deniers ask why we didn't go back for 60 years. California used to build glorious bridges, dams, reservoirs, and now look, they can't build houses.

A POLITICO analysis of local permitting data found just 34 homes have been built in Pacific Palisades and Altadena in the 15 months since the blazes, trailing the rate of construction after two recent, similarly destructive fires in Northern California politico.com/news/2026/04/1…

You have to live here to get it. California cannot build great things anymore. The permitting, lawsuits, and corruption make it impossible. The Palisades as everyone knew and loved are gone forever.