8 Replies to “Being Real, She Says”

  1. I’ll be REAL with Ms. Siebel-Newsom …

    https://www.zillow.com/ross-ca/

    You, Gavin and the kids live in Ross, CA … just a few miles from San Quentin. So why don’t you invite all those “accidental” inmates to YOUR community … where the cheapest house for sale is $10M

    1. Excellent idea – criminals both illegal and native born aren’t invited to tea at Illinois Gov Pritzker’s Gold Coast mansion, WI horse farm or Florida winter/covid retreat – or at least Pritzker doesn’t make campaign ads while entertaining the people he protects from ICE, deportation and prison.

  2. Oh, there was, indeed, a crime involved when Ms. Newsom ran over her sister with a golf cart. She was six years old at the time. A six year old driving a golf cart? That sounds like parental neglect which includes “supervision.”

    That can either be a misdemeanor or a felony based on the circumstances. I’d say a death of an eight year old minor puts this one in the latter category. However, if you know anything about that family (which was on vacation in Hawaii at the time) you’d understand that people like that just don’t get those charges applied to them.

  3. So I guess we file ‘accidental criminality’ in the same file drawer as the one with Clinton’s ‘no intent’ to break the law by using a server in her bathroom or where-ever. These incidences only spotlight the fact that Democratic voters are nothing but a bunch of Buttercups, and Buttercups are the first weed to grow from under a meadow pattie, they thrive on BS.

  4. She didn’t like First Lady of California so insists upon First Partner of California.

    What’s much more accurate is First Lunatic of California!

  5. then there’s the 3 strikes rule was in vogue in . . . . . californicate.
    life sentence for . . . . . . . . . shoplifting a pair of socks?
    https://sojo.net/articles/mandatory-mistake
    (rumour is the prison guard lobby pushed for it, zhob security thing.
    also privatization of prisons ‘suspected’ (pun intended) as a factor

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