Two weeks ago, when Newsom extended the school mask mandate, I wrote it would be “widely ignored” throughout California. That’s exactly what has happened.
I’m proud that my hometown has led the way, with Roseville Joint Union High School District passing the first Resolution. Several dozen districts have now followed.
History will record that Newsom’s one-man rule was ended not by the courts or the legislature, but by the people. We simply stopped listening to him.
The union in one district has responded with a strike that shut down a high school the last two days. In a fit of lunacy, the union president said if students don’t have to wear masks, he shouldn’t “have to wear a shirt.”
This was in Nevada County, one of nine counties I’ll represent if elected to Congress, so I put out an official statement denouncing the strike. Corrupt unions and politicians have seized every opportunity to abandon kids.
Meanwhile, gas prices in California have hit another record high. Since the state claims to have a $60 billion “surplus,” there is no reason we can’t suspend the gas tax. My bill, AB 1638, would save Californians 50 cents a gallon.
And a new city audit has found LA spends $837,000 to house one homeless person. Perhaps this is why Newsom has done everything he can to block my statewide audit.