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@Olympics #OlympicCommittee needs to immediately pull the 2028 summer games from being held in Los Angeles. Proof of incompetence in leadership by both @CAgovernor & @MayorOfLA in just the last 6 months should warrant the games to be held elsewhere

🚨 Announcing our plan for workers and small business: - No Tax on Tips California. Newsom and the Democrats REFUSE to implement for state taxes; I WILL! - Abolish $800 Small Business Tax. Why should you pay this tax just for EXISTING? - First $100k Tax Free. 9.3% tax rate is outrageous and will be ABOLISHED. No state income tax on earnings below $100k. Proud to announce our plan for workers and small business w/ my Lt Gov running mate @GloriaJRomero at Casa Brunch, Downey.

@itsfedex Making up for last night

Littttyyy

@AdamSchefter @KyleBrandt @PSchrags Cap 🧢

Sean McVay told @KyleBrandt and @PSchrags that he wasn’t angry Thursday night after his team used the 13th overall selection on Ty Simpson; he was trying to be respectful to NFL MVP Matthew Stafford.

Printable versions. I want to see these WANTED OUT OF OFFICE posters everywhere.

@itsfedex 🥴

Still in bed recovering, but feeling a lot better today! Wish I was at the Ravine tonight, this strep throat really took me out 🥲

Spencer Pratt reveals many of the homeless in Los Angeles have actually been bussed in from other states There are very lucrative businesses that do “body brokering” These businesses work with NGO networks and the homeless people are their products Body brokers make money by recruiting vulnerable people, typically with addiction issues, government insurance, eligibility for government-funded services They then get these homeless people into treatment programs, sober homes, shelters, or NGO-run housing These body brokers companies earn kickbacks and per-head payments. The scam goes beyond that with over billing The homeless Industrial complex is a business

@spencerpratt is smashing small dollar donor records because he is the PEOPLE’S mayor! LA is fed up with the corrupt career politicians. DONATE and support the champ mayorpratt.com

Angelenos want change. I don't agree with Nithya on everything, but in a choice between the status quo, yet another braindead MAGA celebrity, and a pro-growth candidate interested in the nuts and bolts of governing, I think she's the obvious choice.

🚨Newsom’s Sneaky $324,000 Housing Tax: How California’s Governor Is Making the American Dream Unaffordable Gavin Newsom has quietly imposed one of the largest hidden taxes in California history — slipped into a bill marketed as “housing reform” while the public’s attention was elsewhere. In June 2025, Newsom signed AB 130. Buried on page 137, Section 58 quietly gives local governments the green light to impose Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) mitigation fees on new housing developments under CEQA. If a proposed home or apartment is projected to generate “too much” driving — according to government climate models — developers must pay steep fees to “offset” the impact by funding transit projects or low-VMT housing elsewhere. Those costs don’t disappear. They get passed directly to homebuyers and renters in the form of higher prices and rents. According to the CARE About Housing coalition, the added burden can reach $324,000 per unit over 20 years — roughly $16,200 per year, or $1,350 extra per month. That $600,000 starter home? Now closer to $924,000. That $2,500 monthly apartment rent? Closer to $3,850. What makes this especially punishing: the fee is based on the location of the home, not how much you actually drive. It applies regardless of whether you carpool, own an EV, bike, or work from home. The policy effectively penalizes suburban and family-oriented neighborhoods farther from dense transit corridors, while steering development toward high-rise urban projects favored by Sacramento planners. This isn’t housing reform — it’s social engineering disguised as environmental policy. It makes single-family homes and the kinds of neighborhoods where most families want to live even more expensive, while adding yet another layer of costs and uncertainty for builders already struggling with California’s regulatory maze. Newsom frequently touts his commitment to abundance and solving the housing crisis. Yet this bill does the opposite: it inflates the price of every new home, discourages construction outside preferred “smart growth” zones, and shifts the burden onto working families who simply want a decent place to live without government micromanaging their commute. This is textbook big-government failure — taxing the aspiration of homeownership, driving up costs, and labeling it “progress.” As more Californians leave the state for more affordable places, Newsom continues to push policies that treat owning a home as a luxury reserved for the well-connected rather than a realistic goal for everyday families.

@Milajoy Expeditiously

Gavin Newsom belongs in PRISON. Him and his wife have personally profited from the destruction of California.

We are done with fake politicians running LA.

@Shilohmarx Stolen elections have been happening in CA for many years

California had 2,178,551 duplicate voter registrations. California reported zero removals for duplicate voter registrations.

“I’m not a politician. I’m a husband and father who watched my home burn because the system failed us. We don’t need more government programs. We need common sense, accountability, and a Mayor that shows up for everyone” Spencer Pratt

Shut it down

“Trump is lighting democracy on fire with every harmful, and hateful action he pursues. California will not sit idle while he tries to limit which American citizens can participate in our democracy.” — Governor Gavin Newsom

Oh no — next comes free preschool, free school meals, higher wages, and tuition-free community college. Truly terrifying stuff.

🚨 Here is 10 minutes of me confronting the California politicians who authored the "Stop Nick Shirley Act"... When confronted about AB 2624: - Lied about authoring the bill - Couldn't justify the bill - Acted like they didn't know about the bill This bill will CRIMINALIZE exposing fraud, violates the 1st Amendment, protects NGOs from disclosing taxpayer dollars, and these politicians see no problem with it. The fraud is now exposed and they need new laws to hide it. EXPOSE ALL THE FRAUD.