Yep

A report from the same block last night: “All night encampment noise with fire atvthe same exact location. Where is the Mayors promise to do better????? Is this it? Will you pay me for lost sleep and lost work? Where do I claim my refund for the loss of night after night after night?! I demand a refund from this city full of negligence.”

More money Less results Another day in LA

Mining is politics- if the Democrats return to power watch how fast they will use the EPA and Department of Interior to shutdown mining projects in the USA.

California, the longstanding # 1 destination for CCP birth tourism, is now also the choice destination for ... narco-anchor babies 🙃 The Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG have been embedded in CA for so long now that the new tier of leadership is drawn from the California-born generation

Seattle elected a progressive mayor and got a Tenderloin in less than a year. Impressive!

Perhaps YOU shouldn't mention "fire"... 🔥🔥🔥

Another Karen- French version

Does the $3M package include unlimited posts, or are these extra?

Thoughts @JessicaTarlov?

Good morning! Happy Monday!

AOC just wired Abdul El-Sayed $1 million George Soros funded the $30 million push to elect El-Sayed and paid for his education His Muslim Brotherhood father-in-law is one of his top donors Socialists and Islamists are fighting like hell to elect him. Says it all, doesn’t it?

The Architect of Nothing: Thirty Years of Bernie Sanders Robbing America Bernie Sanders is in essence the most useless man America has ever seen. For more than three decades, the American political stage has tolerated the finger-wagging theater of Bernard Sanders, absolute fossil who has perfected the art of converting economic illiteracy into a lucrative personal enterprise. Watching Sanders lecture the working class on enterprise and economics resembles listening to an alchemist preach modern chemistry. He presents himself as the righteous champion of the laborer, yet his entire career is an unbroken record of legislative inertia, fiscal delusion, and moral abdication dressed in the tattered costume of democratic socialism. The record of his legislative productivity exposes the myth completely. Sanders arrived on Capitol Hill in 1991. Across thirty-five years of feeding at the public trough, drawing a taxpayer-funded salary while railing against the system that enriched him, the self-proclaimed revolutionary has managed to enact exactly three substantive standalone bills into law. Two of them were designations to name post offices in Vermont. Decades of pompous floor speeches, decades of furious town halls, and the net monument to his legislative skill is brass plaques on two local postal branches. When tasked with real governance, such as chairing the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, the result was a catastrophic managerial breakdown. An investigative probe uncovered systemic falsification of appointment schedules and lethal waitlists for vulnerable veterans while Sanders initially brushed off the reports as an ideological conspiracy concocted by political enemies. Beyond bureaucratic incompetence lies an even deeper rot: total detachment from the basic laws of arithmetic. Sanders routinely touts single-payer healthcare proposals that would cost tens of trillions of dollars over a decade, blithely demanding that taxpayers swallow unprecedented confiscatory rates to fund an unwieldy state apparatus. He lectures free-market enterprises while conveniently ignoring that his flagship socialist models across Latin America systematically collapsed into breadlines, blackouts, and hyperinflation. When pressed on the mechanisms of capital allocation, he retreats into adolescent platitudes about millionaires and billionaires, conveniently updating his rhetoric to omit millionaires the moment book royalties converted him into a multi-property owner who shuttles between lakeside retreats and Capitol Hill suites. The working class does not need lectures from a lifelong functionary who never built a business, never managed a payroll, and never created a single productive private-sector job. Sanders preaches solidarity while functioning as a sheepdog for the very managerial establishment he claims to oppose, reliably folding his theatrical resistance every election cycle to endorse the corporate machine. The entire socialist enterprise rests on exploiting envy and masking personal inadequacy behind state-mandated confiscation. Bernard Sanders should retire into silence, because thirty years of empty slogans cannot hide the reality of a political career defined by total legislative bankruptcy.

“Let them all in” they said. 🙄

Milton Friedman: “I’m not an anarchist. I believe that government has a very important role, but it’s a limited role. Because we’ve been trying to extend the role, we haven’t been doing what government ought to do as well as it should.” “We’ve been doing a terrible job on what ought to be the first function of government. The first function of government is to protect the nation against foreign enemies and to protect individual citizens against assault by their fellow citizens.” “We’ve been doing a terrible job on both ends.”

OCTOBER 19, 2026

When your mayor launders the city’s money to corrupt NGOs & criminal aliens, firefighters have to spend their own money on a ballot initiative to hike your sales tax, just so they can afford helmets and hoses. Now you gotta choose between more taxes or your house burning down.

Working people, no matter if we live in a blue or red state, need elected leaders who respect our votes. No one is above the law: not even sitting presidents. It’s important that we hold accountable those who attempt to subvert our democracy and silence our votes! nytimes.com/2026/10/15/us/po…

I now make 50 times more than I did when I was a union member. Unions like @SEIU just keep people complacent. They pay them just enough to keep them enslaved without encouraging them to do better and be successful. Unions are the modern-day slave traders. Fact!

No the real question is. Why is @GavinNewsom stealing tax payers money to give illegal aliens something that isn't even covered under medicare?