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It's unclear if California lawmakers know of this little thing called the “Constitution” but it turns out that that overrides any “law” passed by tyrants parading around as if they care about American citizens.

Huntington Beach Mayor Gracey Van Der Mark knows this, which is why she will defy this “law” and carry on like these people are not blatantly trying to destroy your freedoms.

According to the Los Angeles Times:

Senate Bill No. 1174 bars local governments from enacting laws to require residents to show a valid form of identification in order to vote.

Assembly Bill 1825, known as the California Freedom to Read Act, stops library boards from making policies to ban or limit circulation of books because of the views, ideas or opinions in them, or because they contain sexual content. That’s at odds with the city’s to-be-formed parent-guardian review board of up to 21 members, which would screen children’s books before they enter the library.

Huntington Beach City Atty. Michael Gates said in an interview Wednesday that the laws run afoul of the state’s legislative purview.

Wow. Who would have guessed you could destroy voting rights and force inappropriate, degenerate material into school libraries all in one legislative session?

It turns out that if you go against state tyranny, they will retaliate in no time.

“The laws that they just signed are unconstitutional as it relates to charter cities, full stop,” Gates said. “It’s not even a close call. The passage of those laws, the signing of those laws is not going to stop us from what we’re doing.”

Elected officials take oaths to uphold the Constitution, which is why they have a duty to disregard unconstitutional orders.

SB 1174 was authored by state Sen. Dave Min (D-Irvine), who clearly disagrees with Gates’ interpretation.

“We cannot have 100 different charter cities making up 100 different sets of voting rules, based on fringe conspiracy theories,” Min said in a statement in August. “I have repeatedly told the Huntington Beach City Council members pushing this issue that if they were to produce any evidence of widespread voter fraud, I would lead efforts to change California’s voter eligibility rules. They have not produced any such evidence.”

That’s not how these things work. You don’t enact laws only after “evidence of widespread voter fraud.” And they use the term “widespread” because it’s probably easy to find “evidence” of voter fraud generally speaking. Nonetheless, you don’t make things illegal only after “widespread evidence.” That’s not how laws work, as it’s intended to be a deterrent.

This logic is insane, which is why the city will not acquiesce to any of these demands. Sacramento loathes local control and won’t stop at anything to get its way, which includes making unconstitutional laws.

In a similar issue, a judge struck down Newsom's anti-parody law which attempted to criminalize politically incorrect thoughts.

According to Forbes:

A federal judge paused a new California state law that cracked down on the use of AI-generated deepfakes targeting political candidates in the run-up to an election, weeks after the creator of an AI-altered campaign video mocking Kamala Harris—which Elon Musk boosted—sued to block the legislation.

You cannot make parody illegal in America.

Although that campaign ad was technically "parody" it's still one of her most truthful videos.

California is going to do what it does best, which is destroy everything lawmakers get their hands on. Nonetheless, this is still America, and checks and balances were made for tyrants like them.

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