SYNC-O-WICZ, with Special Guest, Joe Hoft from the Gateway Pundit! (S2:E42)

So now we're going to go to our first state, which is California.

This is from the Courthouse News from October 8th.

2026, voter ID, billionaire tax, top crowded ballot for California voters.

One expert said there's no evidence non-citizens are voting en masse or that a proposed billionaire tax would send billionaires and their money fleeing the golden state.

What? Really? Oh

my goodness.

Well, we know this is a left-leaning one.

This is out of Sacramento, California.

Supporters of a ballot measure that would require voter ID for Californians make a plain argument showing identification to vote enhances public trust in elections.

That it does.

Proposition 39 would create a photo ID requirement to vote in person.

People voting by mail would have to provide the last four digits of a government issued ID number.

Anyone would be able to ask for and receive a voter ID from the state at no cost.

So you little wah-wahs out there, oh my God, people are too stupid to get a government ID.

They don't know how to do it.

Yeah, poll tags.

It'll be free.

What a great idea.

So it's one of 14 ballot measures on the November 3rd ballot.

Others include the imposition of a one-time tax on billionaires.

Another would tweak how the state handles recall elections.

Also, supporters of the voter initiative measure argue an ID already is required at airports and for alcohol sales.

Requiring at the polls makes sense.

It's 8 in the morning, Strickland said in the recent interview.

I've already used my ID once this morning.

So now we're going to go to our first state, which is California.

This is from the Courthouse News from October 8th.

2026, voter ID, billionaire tax, top crowded ballot for California voters.

One expert said there's no evidence non-citizens are voting en masse or that a proposed billionaire tax would send billionaires and their money fleeing the golden state.

What? Really? Oh

my goodness.

Well, we know this is a left-leaning one.

This is out of Sacramento, California.

Supporters of a ballot measure that would require voter ID for Californians make a plain argument showing identification to vote enhances public trust in elections.

That it does.

Proposition 39 would create a photo ID requirement to vote in person.

People voting by mail would have to provide the last four digits of a government issued ID number.

Anyone would be able to ask for and receive a voter ID from the state at no cost.

So you little wah-wahs out there, oh my God, people are too stupid to get a government ID.

They don't know how to do it.

Yeah, poll tags.

It'll be free.

What a great idea.

So it's one of 14 ballot measures on the November 3rd ballot.

Others include the imposition of a one-time tax on billionaires.

Another would tweak how the state handles recall elections.

Also, supporters of the voter initiative measure argue an ID already is required at airports and for alcohol sales.

Requiring at the polls makes sense.

It's 8 in the morning, Strickland said in the recent interview.

I've already used my ID once this morning.