Three governors, three masters of destruction

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California: Newsom and Proposition 47’s Legacy Policy Context: Newsom, a progressive Democrat, has supported decarceration and rehabilitation-focused policies, notably defending Proposition 47 (2014), which reduced penalties for low-level theft and drug offenses. Critics argue this fostered a perception of leniency, spiking shoplifting and burglaries.Crime Surge and Reversals: Shoplifting rose 28% from 2019-2023, with San Francisco and LA seeing retail losses of $4B annually. High-profile store closures (e.g., Target in SF, 2021) were partly blamed on theft, though e-commerce also factored. By 2025, Newsom’s 2024 anti-crime package (10 bills, including felony charges for serial theft) cut shoplifting 15% and…

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Jay Jones’ Texts: Two bullets to the head of Todd Gilbert

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In the crucible of Virginia’s 2025 attorney general race, a leaked scandal from August 2022 has erupted, threatening Democratic nominee Jay Jones’ campaign against Republican incumbent Jason Miyares. On October 3, 2025—just weeks before Election Day—National Review unveiled screenshots of private text messages where Jones, then a former state delegate, unleashed a chilling fantasy of violence against then-House Speaker Todd Gilbert (R-Shenandoah). Sent to Republican Del. Carrie Coyner amid a debate on gun violence legislation, the full quote reads: “Three people two bullets Gilbert, hitler, and pol pot Gilbert gets two bullets to the head Spoiler: put…

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Chicago’s officials are normalizing Mexico’s corruption.

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I've always believed that the first casualty of weak leadership isn't just safety—it's the soul of a society. When those in charge tie the hands of the people sworn to protect us, it doesn't just let bad actors slip through the cracks; it teaches everyone else that the cracks are the new normal. Lately, staring at the news reports from the heartland, I've seen this play out in stark, chilling parallels between the cartel-riddled streets of Mexico and the so-called sanctuary haven of Chicago. It's not hyperbole—it's a blueprint for how civilizations crumble from within, one stand-down…

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The short sighted Newsom wants be the president, LMAO!

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I asked Grok a question about the L.A. Fires. The burned-out home lots; are the owners still paying the full property tax?Grok: In summary, while owners aren't stuck paying full taxes on nonexistent homes, proactive steps are essential to secure reductions and deferrals. If your property is in an affected area, contact the assessor immediately to confirm status—relief is designed to ease recovery, not burden victims further.Me:I thought so. It was short-sighted not to protect that billion of dollars tax stream. It was like having a flock of geese that lay golden eggs, but the owner allowed…

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Our Journey to Seek the Truth

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As a writer for DCDocumentsReports.com, I pride myself on rooting every story in verifiable documents—facts over speculation. This week, I nearly dove headfirst into a blockbuster claim that could have reshaped the narrative of January 6, 2021. Inspired by Scott Adams' morning show on October 3, 2025, where he touted Kash Patel’s assertion of a written refusal by Nancy Pelosi to deploy National Guard troops—potentially costing Ashli Babbitt her life—I set out to verify it. What followed was a rollercoaster of investigation, skepticism, and a partnership with an AI truth-seeker that kept me grounded. Here’s our journey. The…

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I got in trouble at Cal Fire for doing the right thing!

Last night, while others slept, I had a conversation with Grok about inaccuracies by Hollywood's elites. This led to my account of trouble at Cal Fire.Me: I watched some of "Time Cop" on Netflix. There was a grievous error that made me reject any further time watching it. A man went back in time to steal gold bullion from the Confederacy. The government captured the man with the gold. Then the official said, "The gold was marked as Confederacy gold, but we confirmed it was from that time by Carbon dating the gold." I will go with…

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