California Ungovernable by Gav the Gov

 

Wonder Why California Is Burning? Mentally Ill Bureaucrats Are In Charge  "This man in a red wig, who insisted upon being called “they,” clearly states in this short video clip that, earlier in the summer, water was re-routed to protect endangered
salamanders. These critters are far more important than the lives and homes of human beings, AKA taxpayers, living in Los Angeles County. He goes on to say, without explaining what the hell it means, that “diversity is our our main priority here. Whatever we’re doing here, we are going to make sure that it is diverse.” Diversity of what? Salamanders are diverse and humans are now? THAT is why there was no water for firefighters to use when trying to save houses and human lives."

Gavin Newsom’s Leadership: A Series of Blunders and Failures  . . ."One of the most glaring issues has been California’s persistent homelessness crisis. Despite allocating over $20 billion in taxpayer dollars, the state still has the highest homeless population in the nation, showing little progress under Newsom’s leadership. This ongoing problem has not only strained public resources but also eroded the quality of life in many communities.

"Another critical failure is related to water management amidst recurring droughts. Although California faced several severe atmospheric river storms, the state has not improved its water storage capabilities. This has left farmers and communities struggling with water shortages, adversely affecting the agricultural sector and exacerbating the drought’s impact on daily life.

"Newsom’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic also drew significant criticism. His slow vaccine rollout and controversial decisions, such as attending a high-end dinner at the French Laundry restaurant while advocating for strict public health measures, undermined public confidence. These actions, perceived as hypocritical, fueled the recall effort against him and highlighted a disconnect between his policies and personal behavior.

"Additionally, Newsom’s approach to criminal justice, particularly the early release of convicted felons, has been controversial. His executive orders facilitating early releases have faced backlash for lacking transparency and potentially compromising public safety, further tarnishing his administration’s reputation.

"Finally, the ambitious but troubled High-Speed Rail project exemplifies poor management and wasteful spending. Initially, Newsom seemed poised to halt the project, yet billions of taxpayer dollars continue to be funneled into what many see as a financial black hole, with little to show for the investment.

"These examples illustrate a pattern of ineffective leadership and decision-making that has had real and negative impacts on California’s residents and resources . . ."