
borgros
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New - Governor poll - California 🔵 Becerra 20% 🔵 Steyer 19% 🔴 Hilton 18% 🔵 Porter 13% 🔴 Bianco 12% 🔵 Mahan 9% Emerson #A - LV - 5/10

A schoolbus, stopping in front of a residential home, is rear ended by a full size truck that doesn’t slow down at all. Head on a swivel, gang.

Gas giant plows $10M into 'Stop Steyer' crusade to unseat billionaire as governor favorite trib.al/IMrYQYZ

Slotkin’s doing a lot of ground-level work in the midterms in the middle of the country:




When you really look into the details of California weather, in the ocean-adjacent urban cores, it's absolutely mind boggling A loincloth & a tent in San Diego provide as much shelter, temperature stability & thermal comfort as a house in Boston x.com/i/status/18739…


This is impressive in that every single one of VA Gov Spannberger's affordability proposals increases costs: Force health insurers to cover smokers at the same rate (premium increases) Protect neighborhood pharmacies (drug price increases) Extend time to terminate leases (rent increases) More inclusionary zoning and more "afforable" housing subsidies (increases market rents and taxes) Mandate utility battery storage, "balcony" solar, and weatherization (electricity price increases) washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2025/…


@GatorsDaily If you're gonna be a gimmick, be a gimmick. Nobody asked for the gimmicks take on [insert topic here] Nobody especially asked for the buyers remorse of retiring/unretiring because you want the bigger audience reach on main.

Jesus fvcking Christ. The more I see of these people, the more disgusted I become. This just peaked me all over again. Now I’m really fvcking angry.

BREAKING: US 10-year bond yields rises to over 4.5%


GPT4o is literally cooked 🔥👨🍳 Visual recipes are here and they’re actually kinda genius! Prompt in ALT



Campus at Horton @HortonSanDiego in foreclosure Developer Stockdale Capital Partners could lose the 10-acre property in the heart of downtown San Diego if it doesn’t pay its lender $351.2 million within 90 days. In August 2018, Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm Stockdale Capital Partners purchased the retail center for $175 million. The following year, the developer was granted approval to convert the mall into a mixed-use campus with 772,000 square feet of office space and 300,000 square feet of retail. The firm has also promised a second phase of development that would introduce more than 800 apartments in two, new skyscrapers at the site. To fund the project, Stockdale took out a $330 million construction loan from AllianceBernstein @AB_insights in March 2020. The loan amount was later increased to $398.5 million with a balance due date of July 10, 2024, according to the notice of default. tinyurl.com/yefrrmyy by @jbruin via @SDUT









