@SW-User The dinner party wasn't even illicit. It followed Napa county's rules.

@SW-User It was a paid effort. Companies were paid to go around and collect a number of signatures. The same thing was done in 2003.

Some people were upset with the initial pandemic response, but as the nation learned how to deal with it, it got better. California is now 1 of 3 states that are no longer on the CDC list of infectious states. All 47 other states remain there.

@MarkPaul Free everything for everybody!!

@sunsporter1649 Or... corruption galore for the elite and let "the base" think they are owning the libs.

@curiosi I think San Diego already turn their ways and voted to recall but yea especially San Francisco and LA are the main issues

@curiosi That's it - the Bay Area and LA decide for the whole state. Modoc County, way up north, was 70% yes on the recall last I checked. Makes no difference.

@ilegallyblonde I'm sure you'll set everyone straight, Nutts2Buttz.

@QuixoticSoul Good to know. Got to wonder why they bother though since just about everyone else outsourced years ago. I guess that explains the Apple tax. lol

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Just about everyone else outsourced [i]manufacturing[/i] years ago. R&D and design tend to stay close to home, simply because its difficult to put together a top team far away from a major tech hub.

@QuixoticSoul Maybe for now but that is quickly changing too. Especially since with alot of tech companies their largest markets are no longer in the English speaking world.

@Pitchblue Oh you can't give me numbers?

@sunsporter1649 DeJa Vu

@sunsporter1649 Geniuses!

@Oberon1 Amazing, is it not!

@sunsporter1649 They will soon enough reap what they have sown. The smart ones are making an epic exodus. By the time they are drowning in their own shit, the snobs will be too late.

@Stopmakingsense This will just get worse coming into the 2022 election. The Republican incumbents that lose will just refuse to leave. AT this point destroying the election process is one of their best strategies to win. Along with fraud, gerrymandering, suppression and all their other dirty tricks.

@sunsporter1649 📢 Rabbit Hole [c=BF0000]WARNING[/c] Alert. Be prepared for irrelevant cut-and-pasted talking points repeat-posted multiple times based on non-credible Q-Anon sources.

@Pitchblue Projection.

@MarkPaul OK, but sucking up to White Supremacy and politicizing a pandemic and still getting 70 mill looks really dangerous to me.

@Pitchblue It sounds like you want "the base" to renounce Sharia Law, Baby-trump, and insurrectionist terrorism over night. That's not going to happen. It's not even worth the effort to wish for that. Moderation is the key to defeat them, but over time.

@MarkPaul I didn't know it was a recall on Gray Davis. I just heard about this and thought it was Arnold.

@Pitchblue Yeah - Davis was... underwhelming and there was a perception that he was even more in bed with big business than governors usually are. Plus the deregulation debacle reflected poorly on him, even though he wasn't the one that pushed it through.

@QuixoticSoul When Davis got to office, in Jan 1999, California was flying high on the dot com bubble good times. A year later, the bubble burst and Davis was the public face. He never recovered.

Arnold did not magically come up with the missing tax revenue, but people were willing to deal with him, because he did not preside over the collapse.

@DeluxedEdition Oh okay, I just saw the news. Looks like they're gonna keep the democrats in office.

@TheArbitrator Wonderful news! california just voted for more firestorms, no water, blackouts, and increased illegal immigration. Makes one proud to be from california....as far from california as one can get