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California pressured social media companies to censor posts about the 2020 presidential election, according to Judicial Watch. The conservative legal organization announced the news Tuesday after it obtained over 500 pages of documents.
The documents include “misinformation briefings” sent via email from SKDK, a communications firm whose biggest 2020 client was the Biden campaign.
The records were obtained after Judicial Watch formally requested the documents from the Office of the California Secretary of State under the California Public Records Act (CPRA).
Judicial Watch requested the records after a December 2020 reportshowed that California “surveilling, tracking, and seeking to censor the speech of Americans.”
Newsom Recall Proponents Should Have to Pay
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HMG-CN OP/ED • April 28, 2021
The Newsom recall proponents announced they had gathered enough ballots this week and, according to new reports, California is going to spend upwards of $400 million to run the election to give Caitlyn Jenner her shot at governor.
The Republican backed effort will certainly bring in the clowns, some might be entertaining, with everyone getting their 15 minutes of fame courtesy California taxpayers.
Get ready for the line of weirdos, porn stars, freaks, and reality show losers that will appear to run for governor.
And it’s wrong, these are the same Republicans who always chant wait until the next election and let the voters decide, yet they’re the ones who backed to recall.
The DoodlerA sixth victim? And maybe more the outside Bay Area
The deeper the investigation goes, the more questions pile up. One thing is fairly certain: The Doodler may have claimed another victim at Lands End. His name: Warren Andrews. Head smashed by a rock.
April 27, 2021 4:00 a.m.
I’m with San Francisco cold-case detective Dan Cunningham. We’re poking through bushes near Lands End, where we think the Doodler killed a man. We’ve done this before.
We find it under overhanging brush. A grassy flat spot. Well away from the nearest road. A place for a quick sex hookup. The only sounds waves and birds. But in April 1975, for a few moments, there were horrible sounds. A rock slammed into a head. A tree branch striking flesh.
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It appears that at least some people in Sacramento are paying attention to what has been happening at CalPERS and don’t like what they see.
Below, we have embedded the California Assembly Judiciary Committee staff analysis for AB 386, a bill providing for secrecy of private debt investments. The analysis calls out some of CalPERS’ major fiduciary duty failings in remarkably blunt terms.
This matters because CalPERS claims it intends to set up an in-house unit to make direct debt investors, or as laypeople would put it, make loans. CalPERS further maintains that it wants to keep these debt investments until maturity. Yet it also insists that it needs to hide all the details about these loans, including their terms, whether there is any collateral, and who the borrower is!