Democrats are pillaging California as the battle lines are being drawn

Editor's note: California has literally turned into a contest of pillaging (financial aid fraud) where in Sacramento, California seven school board members resigned after an audit reflected $180 million in wrongly received funds, tax fraud, wasteful spending and nepotism. How many of these school board members are Democrats? Then we see what is going on in Texas with Democratic state law makers where Texas Gov. Greg Abbott had earlier said state Democrats taking steps to stall Republican redistricting efforts could be "liable for felonies." Texas Speaker of the House Dustin Burrows announced he would sign arrest warrants against any absent Democrat lawmakers if authorized by a vote of the chamber. This is why California's Democratic crime boss Newsom is fighting Texas' decision to redistrict congressional districts because he is working on redistricting California to favor Democrats. It won't be long now until we start seeing Democrats in California being arrested. The Democratic Party (see Sen Adam Schiff under federal criminal investigation for alleged mortgage fraud violations) has held a supermajority in the California State Legislature and controlled all statewide offices for several years. With this level of political power, it's not surprising that when financial misconduct occurs, it often involves a Democrat.
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Los Angeles County Board Profiting on Homeless Epidemic

August 5, 2025 | By Martin Armstrong

Politicians, NGOs, and shady nonprofits have been profiting on California's homeless crisis for years. Taxpayers continue to pour money into the situation, without their consent, but the unhoused population continues to rise. I’ve spoken out about this blatant ongoing corruption numerous times. Once again, California Democrats have found a way to steal tens of millions from taxpayers under the guise of fixing the homeless epidemic.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in Torrance has plans to purchase a $30 million building with 122 units under Governor Gavin Newsom's Homekey+ plan. The first glaring discrepancy is pricing—city leaders appraised the building to be worth between $9.2 million and $10.2 million. Why are politicians demanding an additional $20 million?

The Torrance City Council unanimously voted against the project back in May 2025, stating that it would be a threat to public safety. The selected location is also near the main commercial hub of the city, which would detract customers, and would also be located near a middle school. The city of Torrance proposed two alternative locations for the homeless center, and yet, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors denied both options despite them being city-owned.

"Our responsibility as a city is to listen to our residents and act in a way that reflects our community's values," said Torrance Mayor George K. Chen. "The results of this independent appraisal reinforce the concerns many in our city have already raised."

The extent of corruption goes deeper. The 2025 LAHSA Point-in-Time Count compiled by the county, as reported by RedState, found that there are only 50 homeless people regularly living in Torrance. Worse, there are 171 existing in place for those 50 individuals. There is a tiny home village in Torrance with space for 40 people, but only 9 people chose to leave the streets to live there and the pilot program was considered a failure.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is acting recklessly and wasting public funds for their own gain. There would be no need for these organizations if the homeless crisis were actually solved.
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Linked from the article above:

CODE RED: California Democrats Caught Red-Handed in $30 Million Hotel Scam

Hold Democrats accountable:

FBI arrests former Rep. T.J. Cox on dozens of fraud charges

Joe Biden's Justice Department Has Now Indicted at Least 7 Democrats

Democrats and Republicans are accountable but because Democrats hold political power in California statistically they will be seen as being more involved in abusing the system, financial fraud and bribery:

CalMatters: Holding the state accountable for 10 years, and we're just getting started