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https://www.thecentersquare.com/california/article_419fd12a-f129-492e-a447-ec5a75768625.html
This is what happens with a 1 party rule state
Facts are a harsh mistress. And nobody seems more incapable of grasping facts than Democrats in general, and New York's Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul in particular. In her latest embarrassing slip-up, the climate law she supported, and the Empire States ever-more-onerous taxes are driving all the wealthy people, the people who start and run businesses and provide jobs, out of the state. Now, because of the green policies, utility rates are climbing, meaning that a big chunk of the rest of the residents of New York are looking to the exits as well.
Now Governor Hochul wants to delay full implementation of the lunatic climate laws, hoping that someone will decide to stay put - or that some who have already fled to Florida, Texas or Tennessee might come back. Yeah, good luck with that. As our sister site Hot Air wrote earlier on Saturday:
Regime goons with no barracks to turn to have been wandering around the city in Tehran. In this video they can be seen in vicinity of Chitgar man made lake "stay here, soon missiles and drones come for you and we will celebrate our victory"
MSNOW Host Wants to Invoke the 25th Amendment on Trump for the DUMBEST Reason
https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2026/03/22/msnow-host-wants-to-invoke-the-25th-amendment-on-trump-for-the-dumbest-reason-n4950929
MSM stick up for each other, even internationally. The Japanese reporter ask a stooped question and got an unpleasantly apt reply. The underlying message, "We didn't want it leaked," may have been obscured, though.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/california/article_419fd12a-f129-492e-a447-ec5a75768625.html
This is what happens with a 1 party rule state
MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart decided that Trump’s quip was an effective constitutional crisis.
California bill to suspend gas tax fails despite rising priceshttps://www.thecentersquare.com/california/article_419fd12a-f129-492e-a447-ec5a75768625.html
State Sen. Tony Strickland, R-Huntington Beach and author of Senate Bill 1035, told journalists Wednesday afternoon outside the same Sacramento committee room that California prices are only going to rise at the pump. He blamed the state's policies for often allowing price hikes.
“Here in California, because we rely so much on foreign oil, we put ourselves in this position,” Strickland said in response to a question from The Center Square. “Because of anti-business policies, we just lost Phillips 66 and Valero’s shutting down. Now my bill is the only thing we really have right now to give immediate relief to hardworking California families.”
In addition to suspending the state’s gas tax for one year, SB 1035 would have suspended California’s low carbon fuel standard and exempt transportation fuel suppliers from the state’s cap-and-trade program for one year, according to a legislative analysis.
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The bill was rejected Wednesday by the Senate Environmental Quality Committee.
eave it to MSNOW to take a laugh line and turn it into a constitutional crisis.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump sat down with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi for a bilateral meeting at the White House. During the meeting, a Japanese reporter pressed Trump on why U.S. allies — Japan included — weren't given advance notice before America's strike on Iran.
Trump's response was vintage Trump: "Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Okay? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" He followed it up with a grin: "No, I think you believe in surprise, I think much more so than us."
The room laughed. U.S. officials laughed. The press laughed. Everyone got the joke — and the very real point underneath it. Surprise is a legitimate military doctrine, and Trump made that case in about ten words while getting a chuckle out of what could have been a tense diplomatic moment. That's actually a skill.
Not everyone was amused, though. MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart decided that Trump’s quip was an effective constitutional crisis.
