Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 7:05 am | Randy Thomasson
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Yes, there are victories to celebrate!
Of the eight bad propositions, there were four defeated: The foolish and harmful Prop. 5, Prop. 6, Prop. 32, and Prop. 33. These were stopped because majority of voters understood them (and weren’t led astray by establishment lies, as they were with Prop. 3 marriage anarchy).
The defeated bad propositions on the California ballot:
Prop. 5 would have permitted higher property taxes (attacking Prop. 13 from 1978) by lowering the “vote threshold from 66.67% to 55% for local special taxes and bond measures to fund housing projects and public infrastructure.” Targeted all property owners.More about Prop. 5
Prop. 6 would have called it “slavery” to make prisoners do work they don’t wish to do. This soft-on-crime proposition would have prohibited the Department of Corrections from disciplining (removing privileges from) convicts who refuse their work assignments. More about Prop. 6
Prop. 32 would have increased the “minimum wage” to $18/hr. for all California employees (killing even more jobs and businesses). More about Prop. 32
Prop. 33 would have permitted cities and counties to impose deceptive “rent control,” resulting in fewer rentals and higher rents, as frustrated landlords sell their rental houses and duplexes to become non-rental primary residences, and as developers lack investors to build new rentals. More about Prop. 33
What’s more, in Southern California and the San Francisco Bay Area, pro-criminal district attorneys were fired. George-Soros-funded, pro-criminal district attorneys George Gascón of Los Angeles County and Pamela Price of Alameda County were booted from office.
Pro-family pick-ups: In the California State Legislature, there STILL might be two moral, pro-family Republican pick-ups in the Assembly and one Republican pick-up in the State Senate:
Steven Choi, the Republican candidate for State Senate District 37 in Orange County (while in the State Assembly, Choi voted conservative most of the time, but was not known as much of a speaker or fighter).
Bad laws passed by the Democrat-Party-controlled California Legislature and signed by Democrat-Party governors mean the longest “counting” of ballots nationwide. It’s terrible that California’s counties don’t have to report their final counts until Dec. 6 and the California Secretary of State won’t certify the election until Dec. 13.
Let this long “counting” be a reminder to us all: If you want election integrity and investigations to expose it, always vote against Democrats and RINOs, who obstruct the “one person, one vote” American foundation of representative government.
What’s more, the next Attorney General of the United States needs to conduct a tough audit of the vote-counting practices of California and other Democrat-Party-controlled states.
Because the days of blanket trust are gone, and the burden is on vote counters to provide evidence of accuracy.
You have to ask why the Democrat Party politicians and their slavish bureaucrats (big-county registrars of voters) are so opposed to voter ID with photo, so giddy about littering the state with vote-by-mail ballots, so addicted to computer-based voting, and permitting a WHOLE MONTH of “counting,” “processing,” “curing,” and more?
As SaveCalifornia.com posted on our social media on Nov. 18:
Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; Who put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! The Bible, Isaiah 5:20
Tuesday, October 22, 2024, 6:12 pm | Randy Thomasson
Because election fraud is real, I urge you to vote early, in person, and with a paper ballot.
Stop and realize the overall benefit is having the least number of strangers’ hands on your ballot.
As we know, nationwide, “discrepancies” have occurred with “election-day ballots” and “ballots counted after election day” (ballots in envelopes) and wherever computerized machines do the counting (and adding and subtracting).
Yes, because of human sin and domestic enemies (New Communist Democrats), there’s a real problem with election integrity, not just in California, but nationwide.
So it behooves you to avoid computers, avoid election-day voting, and avoid submitting your ballot in an envelope. This gives your ballot its best chance to count — unmolested.
To help honest voters on the “Left Coast,” Election Integrity Project, California is recommending, based on a new law in effect here in 2024, for “voters to cast their marked vote by mail ballot at the polls without the security envelope.”
Again, this method means having the least number of strangers’ hands on your ballot, avoiding manipulatable computers, and avoiding the election fraud done on election-day ballots and ballots in sealed envelopes opened after the polls close on election day.
Californians’ ability to vote this way is based on AB 626, which went into effect this year, reading: “A voter may vote their vote by mail ballot, without the identification envelope, in person at the polling place designated for the voter’s home precinct or at a vote center.”
However, this option might not be available in all of California’s 58 counties. Because AB 626 is conditional on the county elections office being set up to handle it.
What we know is that the 29 California counties participating in the Voter’s Choice Act of 2016 — a pre-Covid tyranny bill that exchanged neighborhood polling places for several “vote centers” in a county, where you can vote in person — have already agreed per the Act’s provisions to accept voters casting their already-marked vote-by-mail ballots, in person, without the “security envelope.”
As EIP California explains, “Voter’s Choice Act and Electronic Poll Book counties … must now allow voters to cast their marked vote by mail ballot at the polls without the security envelope.”
The 29 California counties participating in the Voter’s Choice Act (VCA), which includes several physical voting centers and letting voters cast paper ballots, are Alameda, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, El Dorado, Fresno, Humboldt, Kings, Los Angeles, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Merced, Napa, Nevada, Orange, Placer, Riverside, Sacramento, San Benito, San Diego, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Ventura, Yolo.
We don’t know how many counties, in addition to this, are Electronic Poll Book counties that will also accept marked vote-by-mail ballots without the envelope. Your best bet is to call your own county elections office, and tell them you want to vote in person using a paper ballot and how to do it.
Where election fraud and New Communist Democrat thievery exist, you must do what you can to secure your ballot. Yes, liberals like fraud-inviting mail-in ballots. Yet you can be glad you can now cast your marked vote-by-mail ballot in person without the envelope.
Regarding Step 4 (above), some election integrity activists refuse to use a Ballot Marking Device (BMD) and also report not all vote centers have paper ballot scanners. They say instead of using a BMD (which, nowadays, is mostly for people with disabilities), they’ll leave for another vote center that will serve them.
Your best bet in your county is to go to your election headquarters to vote in person — and early — and by casting your already-marked vote-by-mail ballot as your paper ballot, you’ll create a “verified paper record” and avoid your ballot being “trucked” from one place to another, thus making it harder for domestic enemies to manipulate your ballot.
Please don’t regard this as too complex. Because when election fraud is real and you want your vote to count, it’s going to take a little more effort. Join me in being glad 2024 has ushered in a new law, where half or more of California’s counties will let you cast the most secure ballot you can.
Saturday, September 14, 2024, 11:18 am | Randy Thomasson
On behalf of your values and telling the truth that the Big Media doesn’t report, SaveCalifornia.com has been posting on our social media WHY “monster” fires spread so rapidly, HOW the Democrat Party politicians’ “crime” bills are deceptive, and WHERE anti-parental-rights and pro-transsexuality judges come from:
P.S. Our post was about the rapid, even explosive, spread of wildfires, not the initial spark or flame. Because anybody can set a fire, but only the government can manage “public lands” to prevent little fires from becoming “monster” fires. Here’s a sample of the many evidences backing up our post:
“California’s Record Wildfires Spurred by Millions of Hidden Dead Trees,” Newsweek, June 12, 2024: California’s record wildfires may have been spurred on by millions of hidden dead trees, according to a new study … Stéphanie Horion from the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management who worked on the study, said, “An abundance of combustible materials” is necessary for “a wildfire to erupt” … “and dead trees burn well.”
“Environmentalists Destroyed California’s Forests,” Edward Ring, California Policy Center, September 10, 2020: “And since 1990, when the environmentalist assault on California’s timber industry began in earnest, its timber industry has shrunk to half its former size. Reviving California’s timber industry, so the collective rate of harvest equals the collective rate of growth, would go a long way towards solving the problem of catastrophic fires. Instead, California’s environmentalists only redouble their nonsense arguments. Expect these fires to justify even more “climate change” legislation that does nothing to clear the forests of overgrown tinder, and everything to clear the forests, and the chaparral, of people and towns.”
P.S. The detail of the above post is the Democrat Party legislator’s bill that was signed, AB 1960, while being described as imposing “harsh penalties” against retail thieves, don’t impose any additional prison time except “If the loss or property value exceeds fifty thousand dollars ($50,000), the court shall impose an additional term of one year,” followed by higher tiers.
In contrast, Prop. 36 on the California ballot would make theft, regardless of the value, a felony offense if the offender has two or more past theft convictions, and would increase penalties for offenders who steal, damage or destroy property with two or more offenders (stealing or destroying $50,000 of property is not necessary to be sentenced to more prison time).
P.S. The above post is a reminder that, in addition to unconstitutional Democrat Party judges, RINO governors are a mixed bag, appointing a slew of bad judges who believe neither in constitutional rights, nor natural/God-given/pre-constitutional rights.
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