"Why are they so desperate to stop Shirley, you ask? I’m sure I don’t know, but as a wild guess, I would imagine that it’s because the Dems are getting a nice cut of the proceeds" . . . J.R. Dunn
“It goes against everything we have here in America, but with the vague language, it’s shutting down speech and the freedom of the press,” Strickland told The Post. “Every person and every taxpayer, every person should be able to ask questions and hold our government accountable.”
Gavin Newsom vows revenge on Supreme Court after mail-in ballot ruling
Gavin Newsom has vowed to fight the Supreme Court after it cleared the way for President Donald Trump to continue pursuing new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the midterms.
"The California governor said in a statement late Monday he will launch another lawsuit against the federal government to try to block what he claimed were “Orwellian rules.” . . .
. . . "The proposed changes triggered a meltdown from California and 22 other states, which argue the federal government is attempting to interfere with states’ constitutional authority to administer elections.
"Bonta’s office claimed the Supreme Court found the states’ lawsuit was brought too early because the federal government had not yet taken all of the steps needed to implement the order. With federal agencies now moving forward, California says it plans to challenge those actions in court.
"The stakes are particularly high in California, where about 80% of voters cast their ballots by mail in 2024, compared with roughly 30% nationwide." . . .
Beating the 'Stop Nick Shirley' act "It seems that California has commenced on yet another end run around the Constitution with AB-2624 --the “Stop Nick Shirley” act, just signed by the Werewolf of Sacramento (“his hair was perfect”).
This act is directly aimed at Shirley for his work in exposing fraud involving immigration activists, health care, and education in both Minnesota and California. Going from office to clinic to “learing center,” Shirley exposed dozens of operations that were basically fronts for funneling millions – at times tens of millions – from government programs into the pockets of various con artists, many of them illegal immigrants. The total amount uncovered thus far amounts to nearly $230 billion.
The DoJ has commenced investigations into the Minnesota allegations, largely involving Somalians (and some even associated with Ilhan Omar), with some early success. But as for California…
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