Newsom's California

Editor's note: The message is fairly simple for the "men" of California: If you are ever going to return the state of California to its once former status as a "mythic paradise", you are probably going to have to replace your 120 members in the state legislature. There are currently 47 female Democrats serving in California's state legislature: 16 in the 40-member State Senate and 31 in the 80-member California State Assembly. California's 120 state legislators currently earn a base salary of $134,694 per year (for a combined base payroll of $16,163,280) plus $264 in daily per diem, along with substantial additional perks that include state-subsidized health, dental, and vision coverage, life and disability insurance, large staff and office budgets, mileage reimbursement, and district offices, though they receive no state pension for their legislative service. In an article published on American Thinker, writer Olivia Murray argues that leftist liberal women should fear other women like herself more than "the patriarchy," citing viral TikTok content celebrating the abortion of male fetuses and mothers deliberately traumatizing their young children for social-media challenges as evidence of what she calls a "demonic and sadistic streak among some feminists." How many of these leftist mothers are assholes? Many of these leftist female politicians are losing their minds. Like Democratic candidate Jamie West, running for a county council seat in Indiana, who admitted on Piers Morgan Uncensored that she drank three beers before a viral, slurred TV interview in which she ranted against Republicans, saying she would fire "all Republicans" and declaring "we have guns, too."

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FBI Carries Out Major Voter Fraud Bust in California After Gavin Newsom Ignores Ultimatum

By Nick Givas | October 19, 2026

The Federal Bureau of Investigation carried out a sweeping election integrity operation Monday morning, arresting illegal aliens who are accused of registering to vote in the upcoming midterms.

The subjects were identified through a list of over 20,000 suspected illegals in the state of California, according to an exclusive report by The New York Post.

The initiative, known as "Operation Protect the Vote," targeted more than two dozen foreign nationals, many of whom may have already voted in U.S. elections.

Fox News' Matt Finn also confirmed the operation on X, writing, “Breaking: The Feds are conducting a bust across California right now, expected to arrest an estimated two dozen foreign nationals accused of illegally registering to vote and some voting in multiple elections. Final number of arrests and full details expected this morning. Full story and video coming on Fox News."

Breaking: The Feds are conducting a bust across California right now, expected to arrest an estimated two-dozen foreign nationals accused of illegally registering to vote and some voting in multiple elections. Final number of arrests and full details expected this morning. Full story and video coming on Fox News.

— Matt Finn (@MattFinnFNC) October 19, 2026

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With California there is always more:

Feds arrest alleged noncitizen voters in California amid broader election fight with state

California Sends Nearly $369 Million in Wildfire Recovery Money to Developers While Survivors Still Cannot Rebuild


Editor's note: In fiscal year 2025 the U.S. Coast Guard seized a record nearly 510,000 pounds (about 231 metric tons) of cocaine in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean, valued at approximately $3.8 billion and roughly three times its long-term average, much of it on routes leading toward California with frequent large offloads in San Diego. Where is $3.8 billion laundered? California serves as a major entry and redistribution hub, routinely accounting for a substantial share of continental U.S. seizures analyzed by the DEA (alongside Texas), with individual federal seizures at or near California ports often reaching hundreds of kilograms to over a ton. These seizures capture only a fraction of the total flow, so the volume that successfully enters the United States and California is higher, though exact successful-import figures are not published.

"Coast Guard sets historic record with amount of cocaine seized in FY25"

Newsom's California has the largest homeless population in the United States, roughly 180,000 people, or about a quarter of the national total, driven primarily by a severe shortage of affordable housing and extremely high rents caused by decades of underbuilding. Homelessness is also driven by drug use. Most of those experiencing homelessness are local residents who lost their housing within the state, often after economic shocks, rather than migrants drawn by the weather or services. The mild climate does make long-term outdoor living more survivable than in colder regions, contributing to the state's unusually high share of unsheltered people, while untreated mental illness, addiction, limited shelter capacity, and certain policy choices further worsen the crisis.

California archives (a leftist crime scene):

California