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LandWhale LardAss Walz runs away from a constituent's question at MN State Fair 2022 when asked why he did nothing as Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct burned to the ground during the Minneapolis "Mostly Peaceful Summer" of 2000 ⏬:
Bring it, Dancing Queen! 🤣
More at Twitchy: Tim Walz Tells Gavin Newsom He Thinks He Could Kick Most of Trump Supporters' (Ass).
Not only do the Resnicks use a lot of CA water, they control and own most of it. They also contribute millions to the Democrat party and politicians.
Babylon Bee: 10 Things That Caused The California Wildfires.
The Jews: Something bad happened? You know who to blame.
Who knew? 🤣 Who didn't? ⏬
Mother Jones: Meet the California Couple Who Uses More Water Than Every Home in Los Angeles Combined.
The Resnicks have amassed this empire by following a simple agricultural precept: Crops need water. Having shrewdly maneuvered the backroom politics of California’s byzantine water rules, they are now thought to consume more of the state’s water than any other family, farm, or company. They control more of it in some years than what’s used by the residents of Los Angeles and the entire San Francisco Bay Area combined.
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Breitbart: California Workers Arrive at Restaurant to Find It Closed Thanks to Newsom’s $20 Minimum Wage.
Restaurant workers at a Foster’s Freeze location in California arrived at work this week to find they had lost their jobs because it had closed, thanks to a $20 minimum wage signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) that took effect April 1.
1. Laying off workers
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2. Cutting hours and hiring less
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3. Dropping staff benefits
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4. Turning to order kiosks
Restaurants are turning to technology and automation to help reduce labor costs.
Sharon Zackfia, a restaurant analyst at William Blair, previously told BI that she expects digital order kiosks — currently a key focus area for some fast-food chains — to spread "even more quickly" in California. Kiosks mean that diners can place orders without having to speak to staff at a counter.
[Michaela] Mendelsohn, the El Pollo Loco franchisee, told CNN that she was introducing order kiosks and was considering bringing in AI-operated drive-thrus.
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5. Spending less on operations
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Alex Johnson, the Auntie Anne's Pretzels and Cinnabon franchisee, told the AP that he wasn't looking at opening any more locations in California. "I have to consider selling and even closing my business," he said. "The profit margin has become too slim."
Why, who could have possibly ever considered there are other ways to circumvent big nanny state government oppressive and onerous over-regulation?
LA Times (Yahoo): 'Prepare now': California's next storm may bring 'life-threatening' flooding.
Officials across Southern California are warning residents to prepare for what could be "life-threatening and damaging flooding" beginning Sunday, as a storm system fueled by a massive atmospheric river brings heavy, sustained rainfall and dangerous waves to an already soaked region.
This storm could dump more than double Thursday's rainfall, which caused significant flooding, road closures and water rescues across the region.
"This is a potentially dangerous situation, and we are urging everyone to be preparing in advance," Ariel Cohen, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said Friday.
Where are the Amish Space Lasers to dry things out?
The Guardian: Would you drink toilet water? California approves wastewater for human consumption.
No, I wouldn't. Environmentalists have fought against, and won, in court cases against the construction of desalination plants. The alternative is drinking their own filtered urine. If only Cali was near a large body of water . . .
Thank Bill Gates for recycled water from urine and feces. He's been pushing this idea for over ten years ⏬
LifeGate (2015): Bill Gates drinks water distilled from human faeces and urine.
WSB TV-Atlanta (Archived): Coronavirus: California Gov. Gavin Newsom tests positive for COVID-19.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press office confirmed via social media Saturday afternoon that the governor has tested positive for COVID-19.
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...Newsom, who is vaccinated and received two booster shots, is experiencing mild symptoms and expects to remain in isolation through at least Thursday.
Newsom with Teh Rona! Extree Delicious Sweet Schadenfreude!
A paltry $125 Mill? It's just the beginning.Starting today, undocumented immigrants in California can begin applying for financial assistance to support them during the coronavirus pandemic — in the first relief fund of its kind.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the $125 million coronavirus disaster relief fund last month to support undocumented immigrants who were ineligible for federal stimulus checks and unemployment benefits due to their immigration status.
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“I’m not here to suggest that $125 million is enough. But I am here to suggest it’s a good start, and I’m very proud it’s starting here in the state of California,” [said Newsom].
Tesla has reopened its only US electric car plant in California, despite local orders against manufacturing.
On Monday, the company's chief executive Elon Musk tweeted that production had restarted and he would be "on the line with everyone else".
US states and local governments are trying to determine the best way to open up after lockdown.
Mr Musk previously vowed to move the firm's headquarters out of California if the plant was not allowed to reopen.
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On Saturday, Elon Musk said that Tesla had filed a lawsuit against the county asking a court to remove the order that prevents the carmaker from resuming production.
Rather than wait for a ruling, Mr Musk announced on Twitter on Monday that the plant would reopen.
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The local police department said that it was aware of the situation, but that it would act at the discretion of county health officials.
The Alameda County Public Health Department said on Monday it was "actively communicating" with Tesla about reopening plans and that it was taking the same approach it had taken with other business that had violated lockdown orders.
In an email seen by Reuters, Tesla also reportedly told workers the decision to reopen was in line with California guidelines.
Mr Musk wrote on Twitter that Tesla had been "singled out", saying that other US carmakers were allowed to restart production.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a sweeping package of new gun legislation into law Friday.-
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The new laws expand on the state's use of gun violence restraining orders, more tightly regulate firearm parts and restrict sales of semi-automatic weapons.
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One bill sponsored by California Assemblywoman Jacqui Irwin expands the maximum length of time a protective order can remain in effect from one year to five. This means that a judge under California law can order the confiscation of a resident's firearm for up to five years if "clear and convincing evidence" shows that the weapon will be used to cause injury.
Residents subject to an order may petition the court for its early termination once a year while the order is in effect if they believe the evidence against them is no longer "clear and convincing."
The constitutionality of these orders, commonly known as "red flag" laws, has not been firmly established.
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Another bill signed by the governor expands the list of people who may petition for a red flag order. Currently, only police officers and family members may, but soon teachers, employees, employers and coworkers will also be able to seek temporary firearm confiscation.
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One of the other prominent reforms that Newsom signed will apply the state's one-handgun-a-month rule to semi-automatic centerfire rifles.
Everyone is, of course, blaming PG&E.Power went out starting at 11 p.m. Wednesday[.]
Power started to go out around Berkeley around 11 p.m. PG&E’s outage map shows about 3,500 homes and businesses without power, which means many thousand more than that don’t have working electricity.
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[A] resourceful Berkeley resident, Patrick Buechner, couldn’t live without his morning coffee so he set up his camping stove to boil water.
Most of the outages are in the hills ringing the Sacramento Valley and the state’s wine country where Newsom, who made his fortune in the wine business, noted that his wineries are in the midst of grape crushing season and desperate for power.Desperate for power? What about relying on the wonderful, clean, green solar and wind turbine energy?
“I’d rather criticize Donald Trump than act like him, talking about my businesses in Northern California, but we’re in the middle of wine crush and folks are running around trying to get generators right now,” he said. “It’s very consequential.”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom requested a Presidential Emergency Declaration on Saturday, along with Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance, for communities affected by earthquakes in Southern California.
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Newsom requested "mass care supplies, emergency power supplies, generators, evacuation support as necessary, engineering support as necessary, and any other support deemed necessary for the impacted communities." (And a, "bag of chips." - DD)
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"I am requesting Direct Federal Assistance, including mass care supplies, emergency power supplies, generators, evacuation support as necessary, engineering support as necessary, and any other support deemed necessary for the impacted communities," [said Newsom].
