Jon SlavetHost
So whether it's November 3 here in California or the midterms nationally, do you think there'll be any surprises in California or in the country coming out of 11-3?
Coming out of 11-3, it's whether that Prop 50, we aren't going to know for weeks and weeks and weeks.
And when you had the DOJ, the Justice Department, and Bill Assele, the U.S. attorney that Trump selected, for Los Angeles, when they're talking about these 20,000 votes being illegal, that illegal immigrants are responsible for 20,000 different illegal registrations, that could really play out in some of these key races, like in the Central Valley with David Valadao.
are going to be playing out and we'll see if even Kevin Kiley, who was a Republican turned independent up in the Sacramento area, he chose to run as an independent, whether that gamble for him played well for him.
The Republicans, this redistricting process, the gerrymandering, they meant to gerrymander.
It used to be that gerrymander was a bad word, but this was intentionally denying citizens a voice who it's like a taxation without representation.
And I thought that was bad on both sides for Republicans who tried to do it in Texas and also in California, not care.
as if the national politicians just use California as a bank, but they don't care about the outcome and our policies in California.

That is so well said, Susan, that the national Democrats use California as a piggy bank, but then, hey, let's deny 40% that don't vote Democrat their franchise.

Actually, the precedent that started in Texas that cascaded to California is bad examples from the two big states the rest of the country tried to follow, I think was a lot of noise, a lot of energy in the wrong direction.

And I think California should be a shining example of a functional constitutional democracy as opposed to a joke.

So whether it's November 3 here in California or the midterms nationally, do you think there'll be any surprises in California or in the country coming out of 11-3?
Coming out of 11-3, it's whether that Prop 50, we aren't going to know for weeks and weeks and weeks.
And when you had the DOJ, the Justice Department, and Bill Assele, the U.S. attorney that Trump selected, for Los Angeles, when they're talking about these 20,000 votes being illegal, that illegal immigrants are responsible for 20,000 different illegal registrations, that could really play out in some of these key races, like in the Central Valley with David Valadao.
are going to be playing out and we'll see if even Kevin Kiley, who was a Republican turned independent up in the Sacramento area, he chose to run as an independent, whether that gamble for him played well for him.
The Republicans, this redistricting process, the gerrymandering, they meant to gerrymander.
It used to be that gerrymander was a bad word, but this was intentionally denying citizens a voice who it's like a taxation without representation.
And I thought that was bad on both sides for Republicans who tried to do it in Texas and also in California, not care.
as if the national politicians just use California as a bank, but they don't care about the outcome and our policies in California.

That is so well said, Susan, that the national Democrats use California as a piggy bank, but then, hey, let's deny 40% that don't vote Democrat their franchise.

Actually, the precedent that started in Texas that cascaded to California is bad examples from the two big states the rest of the country tried to follow, I think was a lot of noise, a lot of energy in the wrong direction.

And I think California should be a shining example of a functional constitutional democracy as opposed to a joke.
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