Kamala Harris is finally visiting the border. Well, kinda. And only because Trump trolled her into doing so. Her sidekick Joe Biden told more lies about guns and gun violence. Those get thoroughly debunked. And to cap off Cultural Appropriation Month with a salute to California, the top 5 ways California is a horrible place to live! It was tough narrowing it down ...

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TOP 5 SHITTY THINGS ABOUT CALIFORNIA

• #5: FOREST FIRES:
  • Remember last year when Trump said California had to "clean its floors" to prevent forest fires? SOURCE: Twitter
  • After this Trump was of course brutally mocked by the media and politicians. SOURCE: Politico, Twitter, USAToday
    • Politico reported experts don't think he understands the science of wildfires.
    • USA Today reported the issue will only get worse if Trump ignores the true cause — climate change.
    • And Gavin Newsom tweeted, "You don't believe in climate change. You are excused from this conversation."
  • Bloomberg News reported California is going to spend $500 million to clean up its forests to prevent fires. SOURCE: Bloomberg
• #4: ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN:
  • California Judge Benitez overturning the state's three-decade assault weapons ban. In his opinion, Benitez wrote, "Government is not free to impose its own new policy choices on American citizens where constitutional rights are concerned." SOURCE: New York Times
  • On Monday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals blocked Benitez's ruling, pending further review. SOURCE: Washington Post
• #3 HOMELESSNESS:
  • In just one year, from January 2019 to January 2020, homelessness in California rose 7% — that's before the pandemic. And homelessness rose 24% from 2018 to 2020. SOURCE: Capradio
  • San Francisco is one of the main drivers of the homelessness crisis, with over 8,000 homeless people out of a population of under 900K. SOURCE: Guardian, Census
    • This MAY have something to do with San Francisco decriminalizing drug use, driving up homelessness. SOURCE: SFChronicle
      • From 2017 to 2018, there were 883 drug sale arrests.
      • 640 of which were prosecuted.
      • 173 resulted in convictions.
      • 80.3% of those convicted led to probation with some time served.
      • Just 18.5% resulted in longer time served.
• #2: ROLLING BLACKOUTS:
  • Two-thirds of California's electricity comes from carbon-free sources. SOURCE: Energy.CA
  • This means California has to have rolling blackouts to conserve electricity. SOURCE: WSJ
  • Gavin Newsom asks Californians to shut off all large appliances and lights at 3 PM every day when this happens. SOURCE: Twitter
  • "During this major #heatwave we need to conserve energy. A few simple things you can do:
    • Set your A/C to 78° or higher during 3-10 PM.
    • Turn off unnecessary lights.
    • Use major appliances during cooler times of the day."
• #1: DROUGHTS: California is known for its historic droughts, the most recent one lasting 5 years from 2012 to 2016. SOURCE: Water.Ca.Gov

DAVID CHIPMAN DONATED TO DEMOCRATS

• FEC individual contributions data show David Chipman, Biden's ATF director nominee, donated to prominent Democrat organizations. SOURCE: Mom-at-Arms.com
  • In 2020 Chipman gave:
  • $120 ActBlue PAC.
  • and $500 to Biden for President.
  • But to be fair, he did give $2,000 to a "Republican" organization ... the Lincoln Project.
• There are even records of him donating to Obama back in 2008 as well.
• David Chipman's wife, Tara, has given some $22,000 to Democratic organizations and politicians, including $1,000 to Biden's campaign.
• So that's a total of nearly $27,000 to Democratic organizations in 2020.

BIDEN GUN VIOLENCE DEBUNK

• Yesterday, Joe Biden said, "The gun lobby wants you to believe that cities that have the toughest gun laws still have the highest rates of gun violence ... don't believe it."
• This is the exact same play Obama used to blame Chicago gun violence on the gun shows in Crown Point, Indiana. SOURCE: YouTube
• Homicides SOURCES: ChicagoSunTimes, AlphaNews, DC.gov BaltimoreSun
  • Chicago saw an increase in shootings of over 52% in 2020.
  • Minneapolis saw a 105% increase in shootings in 2020.
  • DC homicides increased 19% in 2020.
  • Baltimore's homicides are already up 17% in 2021.
• Carjackings SOURCES: WUSA, NPR, CivicFederation
  • In Chicago, carjackings increased 135%.
  • In Minneapolis, carjackings more than tripled.
  • In D.C., carjackings quadrupled.
• Comparing States SOURCES: NeighborhoodScout, PennWise, SafeWise
  • Maryland: 4.5 violent crimes per 1,000 residents.
  • Pennsylvania: 3.1 violent crimes per 1,000 residents.
  • Virginia: 2.1 violent crimes per 1,000 residents.

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