California

Declaring that there will be no in-person instruction this fall, Governor Gavin Newsom puts teachers’ union interests over those of children and families.

California, with less than 0.5% of the world’s population (40 million vs. 8 billion), remains the state with the highest cost of electricity and fuels in the country.

Governor Newsom and teachers unions nix in-person instruction for most school kids in the fall.

To the detriment of Californians, the costs of expensive imported electricity are being borne by residents and businesses alike, and are precisely hard-hitting to disadvantaged residents.

Until the voters say enough-is-enough, the infliction of more costs by our elected officials and environmentalists onto the suppliers, that are paid by the users, will continue into perpetuity.

The only things ‘inevitable’ about the ‘transition’ to wind and solar are rocketing electricity prices and unstable power grids.

California Governor Gavin Newsom needs to show actual science if he continues to shut down California’s economy.

As America recovers from the COVID-19 shelter-in-place mandates, California cannot rid itself from the continuing and state-prescribed high costs of energy that other states are not shackled with.

Californians will continue to pay some of the highest costs for electricity and fuel use as the state unexpectedly collides catastrophically with the global pandemic.

Taxing the rich has seemed to be one of the Band-Aid solutions for California’s budget, but that’s dangerous as seventy percent of the General Fund is already provided by personal taxes on just five percent of the population.

The perpetually offended movement has led to the creation of more than 200 Bias Response Teams on college campuses.

Green is good, but Steyer and his followers have yet to propose replacements for the products from deep earth fuels that contribute to ALL medications, electronic components, air travel, shipping, transportation, and commerce.

California’s green crusade direction and actions are increasing the costs of electricity and fuels which guarantees growth of the homeless, poverty, and welfare populations, and further fuels the housing affordability crisis.