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Assistant to the regional manager. Gas stove enthusiast. Who the F are the Knudesens? How ya gonna keep ‘em down on the farm once they’ve seen Karl Hungus?

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Joined March 2011
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Both parties have had full control of the government multiple times in 50 years. Healthcare is still broken. Housing is still unaffordable. Costs go up. Wages are still stagnant. The argument that one side is the solution is no longer believable.
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“It takes intellectuals to come up with some of the dumbest ideas.” Orwell.
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Gavin Newsom just saved the lives of over 500+ rapists and pedophiles
Stephen Miller has blood on his hands.
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Replying to @nithyavraman
How did LA get a worse mayor than Bass. Dark and violent times ahead.
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Gavin only cares about criminals while law-abiding citizens have to pay the price.
California's worst of the worst death row inmates spared by Gavin Newsom - as advocates lash out at governor's mass commutation trib.al/8khJiwf
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Robert Rhoades kidnapped, r*ped, then murdered 8-year-old Michael Lyons while he was walking home from school. He was sentenced to death. Newscum just commuted his death sentence.
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Three charts that explain why everyone who worked on and supported our campaign should be incredibly proud: - Significantly overperformed other Republican governor candidates - Despite being massively outspent - Best Republican performance among mainstream electorate in 20 years
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In 2012, the voters of the State of California approved capital punishment. And again in 2016, the voters of the State of California approved capital punishment. In California, to even be eligible for capital punishment the defendant must be found guilty of First Degree Murder and the jury must also unanimously find True that the murderer committed a special circumstance (like Intentional Murder by Torture, Multiple Murders, a Hate Crime Murder, Sexual Assault or Rape and a Murder, etc). Then, in a second trial, all 12 jurors must unanimously vote that the death penalty is the appropriate punishment (they have a choice between LWOP or Death). All prosecutors also involve the surviving family members in this entire transparent process. Furthermore, these aren’t cases where guilt is an issue. I personally would never seek capital punishment unless I had Beyond ALL Doubt evidence. The issue then becomes, not if the defendant did it, he/she did, it’s what should the punishment be for the crime. The worst of the worst crimes against humanity deserve the worst of the worst punishment. And lastly, a judge must, considering all the evidence and motions, impose the sentence. Newsom ignored the People of the State of CA, the voters, the surviving family members, the jurors, the judge, the victim, the evidence, the prosecutor and our CA laws, and without collaboration with anyone, unilaterally decided on his own to commute DP sentences. That isn’t the American way. You can be pro-DP, you can be anti-DP, or you can be like me and believe in the rule of law, the process, transparency and ultimate accountability and justice. Making these decisions for political reasons, which is why I believe the Governor made this decision, is never something that should play a part when dealing with justice. I will always stand with my community, with our victims and with their family members. No one person should be the sole decider of these issues. It should involve all of us.
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Gavin Newsom just told the victim of every criminal on death row, their justice doesn't matter. Unbelievably disgusting. Stop coddling criminals and start supporting victims.
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Randy Kraft murdered 16 men. Chester Turner murdered 14 women. Now @governorNewsom plans on commuting 548 death sentences. Funny how the “No Kings” crowd gets awfully quiet when one governor decides he knows better than the courts, juries, and victims’ families. #NoKings #VictimsDeserveJustice
Gov. Gavin Newsom commutes sentences of all California death row prisoners to life in prison without parole cnn.it/4A8f4A2
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Newsom, the same person who supported & backed Gascón in SF and LA, unilaterally, without talking to Gabriel’s family, just commuted Gabriel’s killers sentence. To me, little Gabriel will always be an example of courage. His case, his life, his death and his trial will always be with his family, with my family, with his friends and with our community. No matter what Newsom did today, Gabriel will never be forgotten. Newsom thinks he can erase Ezequiel and Virginia having to go into court and face Gabriel’s murderer and testify - he can’t. All of you there that day remember their testimony. Virginia’s screams. No matter what, Gabriel will never be forgotten. He mattered. “Gabriel was in agony for almost 240 days. He was humiliated, intimidated, shamed, bullied, scared, abused, and tortured by the defendant. He was made to feel like nothing, nobody. He was made to blame himself and feel ashamed. He was carried by the defendant, after he was beaten to death, like trash. Just discarded by the defendant. Death was likely a merciful end to Gabriel’s pain – and that only illuminates the torture and abuse that he really suffered. When he needed it most, no one was there to hold Gabriel, to love him, to caress him, and to just tell him ‘everything will be alright.’ Gabriel will not be forgotten. You heard that from all the witnesses. His death will not be in vain. You, the jury, have seen the journey of torture and abuse Gabriel went through. We ask that you hold the defendant accountable. The ultimate punishment is truly appropriate for the defendant, even though it does not even compare to what the defendant did to Gabriel.      The defendant is not a victim. No one who does this to a child can ever be called a victim. No one who does this to a child can have good inside of him. He is a 37-year-old grown man. He has absolutely no excuses. He did it. He got off on it. He is responsible. Pure evil. No one who embraces inflicting pain upon an innocent little boy should ever be allowed to portray himself as a victim. You now know what a victim is. A victim is someone who has his teeth knocked out, his liver lacerated, his skull fractured, his penis bruised and burned, his ribs broken, and his entire body bruised and battered. A victim is a child who was muffled and stuffed in a box. Who was forced to eat cat litter and cat feces. Who was forced to eat his own vomit. Gabriel is truly an example of courage. The defendant, on the other hand, is a true example of an evil coward. A bully. We ask that you hold him accountable.”   Closing Argument Penalty Phase - Jonathan Amir Hatami We love you Gabriel! 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
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Karl Hungus retweeted
At what point do we stop focusing on who needs to pay more tax and start asking where all of our tax money is going.
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Xavier Becerra’s team gave us about 10 minutes for our interview. Instead of asking about campaign promises if elected Governor, I asked him how he’ll handle 9 key issues he’d face in the first year. You can watch the Full interview here: kcra.com/article/xavier-bece…
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The lesson of the Biden presidency and what the midterms will say about Trump-2 is pretty obvious: Never mistake winning an election with an unchecked mandate to indulge the excesses of your base. For Biden, the excesses involved gross violations of cultural norms: His obsessions with open borders, DEI and everything trans plus a huge helping of expensive and expansive government through needless spending that led to inflation, a tax on the working class. For Trump, it’s needless excursions into tariffs (making the Biden-created affordability crisis worse), his belief that the American people wouldn’t lose patience with a drawn out war with Iran (we should have crushed the evil Mullahs months ago and be enjoying a peace dividend), and his belief that he has some magical power over the American people in that he sold the war or his tariffs when he didn’t. Trump’s hubris extended to weird people excursions about ballrooms, reflecting pools and a lot more and people — not his base but most people — are tired of it. Occupancy of the White House doesn’t mean you own it; it’s always for rent
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Replying to @OC_Scanner
Do these idiots not realize that bonds lead to higher taxes???
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Replying to @OC_Scanner
Most voters in California are uninformed. All of the ads and information provided to you are “if you love democracy and good things you’ll vote with us on this” Or “if you don’t vote with us, right wingers and billionaires will kill you and your kids.” Then they vote accordingly.
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Replying to @OC_Scanner
California is the stupidest state ever. People voted no Prop 39 is actually insane…
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6 MILLION VOTES. That's what we need to win this election. Trump got 6.1 million in 2024 barely campaigning. I've been to all 58 counties, and I've seen the energy. Democrats, Republicans, independents: Californians are DESPERATE for something new. But energy doesn't win elections. VOTES DO. If you haven't yet, go NOW. Today, we take back California!
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Becerra HID his mileage tax until millions of Californians had already voted. Think about that! If he's governor, he'll track you and tax you for every mile you drive, up to $1,000 a year extra. Small business owners, construction workers, and working families who drive the most get hit HARDEST. Is that what you want? Tomorrow you can STOP Becerra's mileage tax and get $3 gas, $73 car registration, and your first $150k tax free instead. Vote for CHANGE! ✊
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UPDATE: Turns out these aren’t Texan voters. They’re from Sweden.
Talarico supporters embracing President Trump’s nickname for the Democrat and sporting “Talafreako,” hats outside his last rally
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