With California in a state of emergency due to record snow cutting off entire towns, President Newsom has returned from a personal trip to Baja California to announce that the state will no longer be doing business with Walgreens.

California is not going to be doing business with Walgreens because they aren’t going to sell abortion pills in 20 states.

California already restricts state funded travel to 23 states due to what has been deemed discriminatory laws regarding LGBTQ.

San Francisco has taken it further and has a ban on publicly funded contracts and travel in 30 states that don’t share its liberal values on issues such as abortion and transgender rights. They are considering relaxing this since nobody bids on their contracts and it is costing millions each years.

HockeyDad wrote:

They’re still working on reparations. San Francisco is looking at $5 million which would need $600,000 per household to fund it.

The state is looking at $360,000 per person so they will need to come up with $650 billion.

HockeyDad wrote:

It just keeps getting stupider and stupider... and stupidererer.

When will the insanity get checked by the people who have no choice but to live there? Businesses leaving, people leaving... wow. Just, holy crap, wow.

MACS wrote:

A California school district being sued for allegedly violating parental rights by transitioning an 11-year-old's gender in secret is facing the wrath of local parents, who this week demanded transparency and for school officials not to keep them in the dark on matters of importance to their children's' lives.

Seats were full at this week's Board of Education meeting of the Chico Unified School District in northern California, where a major point of debate was what critics have named the district's so-called "Parental Secret Policy."

Under the policy, which is based on guidance from the California Department of Education, the district's 23 schools only inform parents of their child pursuing or considering a gender transition with the student's prior written consent, except for extraordinary situations. Proponents argue the policy is meant to protect students' privacy.

HockeyDad wrote:

All kidding aside, those folks need a warehouse pitchfork, torches, and rope store.

HD do you franchise?

Gene363 wrote:

I had to close the California branch due to excessive smash and grab robberies.

HockeyDad wrote: