Tuesday, September 14, 2021, 7:05 am | Randy Thomasson
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Do you have any regrets in life? Of course you do. And if you could go back in time and choose differently, would you?
Apply this to life in California under Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom, where:
— One-third of California restaurants were permanently closed in 2020-2021 — Thousands of Californians lost their jobs just because they didn’t want the “jab” — He sided with anti-family teachers’ unions, not science, to keep schools closed — Millions of children are being unnecessarily masked for several hours each day — Children in government schools are being sexually indoctrinated all the more — Preborn babies are even more in danger of losing their God-given right to life — Tens of thousands of convicts — including violent criminals — have been released — Convicted murderers — who forced victims to lose their lives — won’t lose their own — Water has been released, wasted, and prohibited without building new dams — $150 million has been siphoned away from the state’s fire protection budget — California wilderness has 163 million dead trees, providing explosive wildfire fuel — Homelessness and transient crimes have skyrocketed, endangering families — $30 BILLION In fraudulent payments have been made by the Governor’s EDD — California has abnormally high gas taxes and regulations driving up prices — We no longer are a “government of the people, by the people, for the people”
So today, the question for you and your friends is would you “hire” Gavin Newsom again by voting “no,” or will you “fire” him by voting “yes,” in the September 14 Recall Election?
Please seize this opportunity to use social media and email to tell others how you’re voting, why it matters so much, and urge them to vote today. Act now before it’s too late!
Saturday, September 4, 2021, 10:16 am | Randy Thomasson
Trafalgar Group poll of 1,088 likely California voters, August 26-29
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Look at this August 26-29 Trafalgar Group poll of more than a thousand likely California voters. For Question 2 in the Gavin Newsom Recall Election, it shows a potentially close race between Republican front-runner Larry Elder and Democrat upstart Kevin Paffrath.
Because with the way California conservatives are splitting their votes between several Republican candidates, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Democrat voters surge and cast more votes for the leading Democrat than conservatives’ votes for the leading Republican.
This is why I’m urging conservatives to do three things right now, as the September 14 voting deadline looms:
Note which candidates can actually win
See the public policy positions of the front-runner candidates at SaveCalifornia.com
Vote and get others to vote like you (use email, social media, flyers on cars, etc.)
SaveCalifornia.com’s research has found none of the candidates showing up in the several recall polls to be consistent, constitutional conservatives. However, there are definitely “mostly conservative” and “liberal Republican” candidates running. See them
So, without telling you who to vote for, it’s logical that if you want conservative values to win, you’ll want to support the mostly-conservative front-runner. Or else conservative votes will be split, and a Democrat could replace a Democrat (if most voters vote “yes” to recall Newsom).
SaveCalifornia.com provides this solely for educational purposes and does not support or oppose candidates for public office.
Finally!
The California Secretary of State has officially recognized the reports of California’s 58 county registrars of voters that they’ve received 2,162,774 signatures on petitions to recall Gavin Newsom, and that 1,626,042 of these signatures are valid. And that’s the April 19 count, with another report due April 29.
This means success for the petition drive to qualify for the ballot the recall of Governor Gavin Newsom, assuming there aren’t 131,000 valid signers who change their minds and get their signatures removed by June 8. After that, it’s a steady march toward a special statewide election in November. Yet the hard part now is having the good, moral character to replace Newsom with a constitutional, good governor.
And I have to tell you, I’m concerned that otherwise conservative Californians will go with their emotions, with hearsay, and not their principles, and not with facts. That’s what happened in the 2003 recall of Democrat Gray Davis, when too many conservatives preferred social liberal Arnold Schwarzenegger over the mostly conservative Tom McClintock. Then, as governor, Schwarzenegger signed awful, sexual indoctrination bills, and placed tax hikes and the elimination of party primaries on the statewide ballot.
Some of you want to know how I’ll vote. Well, I can tell you my standards for voting on the second ballot, which will contain many candidates who want to replace Newsom. I will vote for a candidate who:
1. Has reliable moral, social, fiscal, conservative, constitutional values 2. Is not a homosexual or transsexual (which is antithetical to the above values) 3. Can win (acknowledged this September to be one of the three leading candidates)
To help you start researching, here’s information on the top four declared candidates to replace Newsom:
Quite practically, a constitutional, good governor is somebody you trust to veto ALL the bad bills that the Democrat-controlled Legislature sends to his desk.
When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice; But when a wicked man rules, the people groan… The king establishes the land by justice, But he who receives bribes overthrows it. Proverbs 29: 2 and 4
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