Letters to the Editor: Do 40% of Californians really want to move out? No way (via latimesopinion )
Nonsense. It is completely implausible that two out of five Californians are really thinking about departing the state.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is praised for promoting California’s values and openness to diversity, in contrast with the “conservative ‘anti-woke’ waves coursing through Texas, Florida and other Republican-led states.” Shoplifting is rampant, with no consequences for the assailants. Welcome to the state that pays lip service to supporting small businesses and merchants.
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