BigEdDaHandyman

“Quite literally” maybe the biggest liar of all time in political history. The one party system gonna start chomping they will dispose of him eventually he’s a fucking actor. Save this post. Chomp chomp chomp they eat their own.

California has led the largest expansion of health coverage in America, bringing the uninsured rate from 17% a decade ago down to a RECORD LOW of 5.9%. Quite literally the opposite of the health care carnage we're seeing from Republicans in Washington.

Gavin Newsom: "There’s nothing I dislike more than the politician that sits there and lies to you."

Forget the California “exodus” narrative. Companies KEEP BETTING on California. Investors are overwhelmingly backing the innovation and ideas coming out of the Golden State — far more than ANY other state — because the future happens here first.

This did not happen. There are no reports of it happening. No eyewitness accounts, and no video. The Ventura County Sheriff's Department tells me they do not have any record of what Governor Newsom is talking about. Neither does the Ventura County DA’s office or the Southern California FBI office. Lying liars always lie.

60 Minutes JUST EXPOSED Gavin Newsome’s high-speed rail as the BIGGEST SCAM IN HISTORY… $100+ BILLION VANISHED ZERO trains. ZERO tracks laid. ZERO results. Taxpayers were robbed blind. This is a criminal grift, not ‘infrastructure’. LOCK HIM UP

Even NBC is now admitting that Gavin Newsom lied about why gas prices are so high in California. It’s not because of Trump or Iran — it’s due to California’s own policies. NBC reported: “About half of that is due to higher taxes and environmental fees and the higher cost of producing California’s cleaner burning gasoline.” They also mentioned “the mystery gasoline surcharge.” California has spent years trying to close refineries and impose strict environmental rules that drive up costs for drivers. The blame game is falling apart as the truth comes out.

California's population grew 0.4% in the last decade. The number of state employees grew 24.5%. Total state spending grew 48%, inflation adjusted. You have to ask - where did all the money go?