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CALL TO ACTION: Debra Tate is asking for your help. We need to block the Parole of Manson Family Member BRUCE DAVIS.
You can help by calling the California Governor's office on the behalf of the Victim's Families and telling them how you feel about Davis's possible release.
Davis was granted Parole by the Parole board and his case will be reviewed by C.A. Governor Newsom on February 20th, 2021. You have until the 19th of February to call.
Thank You—SFS
http://www.noparoleformansonfamily.com
No one in the Newsom family has tested positive for coronavirus, said the governor's communications director, Nathan Click.
Yahoo! News/LA Times: “Gov. Gavin Newsom's child is quarantining after schoolmate's positive COVID-19 test” No, the public schools in Sacramento County, where Newsom & his family are, are NOT reopened yet-all of Newsom’s kids are in private in-person school full-time and have been for a month now. Keep in mind this is in the exact same state where the vast majority of public schools, like the majority of ones in Sacramento County, are still either remote-only or only in-person part-time, and often for only a minority of kids to boot.
If the Newsom kids were going to public school in my town in California right now, at the very MOST the younger three of them (pre-kindergartener and elementary schoolers) would be able to go to in-person classes for like two-three days a week, for only 3-4 hours a day, while the oldest one of them (middle schooler) would still have to be fully-remote, because that’s how much we’ve been able to get reopened so far under the state of California’s COVID guidelines for public schools. First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom would more than have her work cut out for her in making sure all her kids are still learning enough to keep up during this time, even with the funds to hire nannies and tutors galore.
But no, the Newsoms are rich, well-connected, and not in the mood to at least continue being half-decent role models for their constituents during this pandemic, so instead they’ve shelled out to put all their kids in private in-person school that’s now full-time, and even with all its greater amount of funds coming in to make sure it’s COVID-safe than what the state’s public schools are getting, this private school’s STILL sending kids home to quarantine because their classmates are testing positive. The elites will never be completely immune from this virus or its spread, no matter how much they’d like to pretend otherwise.
Yes, this IS the same governor who, during the current surge in his state no less, has gone outside his higher-tier county to eat an expensive covidiotic lunch with multiple other families who were both unmasked and at the same table as him inside a restaurant in a lower-tier county AT THE EXACT SAME TIME he was urging Californians to stay home and not socialize without distancing and proper masks! Why do you ask?
Keep calm and get mad!
It’s an effort to build up a reserve army of backup doctors, nurses and other medical care specialists who can be called up to replace front
Yo it’s the second hour of my birthday and I filled in my ballot for Newson to kick villaraigosa’s fradulant, embezzling ass in the CA Gubernatorial primaries.
Cut out the middleman. VOTE for a woman. Delaine Eastin for CA governor!
Vote Delaine Eastin for CA governor
We may be ailing from the political upset of 2016, but it is important to remember that action must be taken at every opportunity to preserve the integrity of an inclusive country. For Californians, the time to decide will come again during the 2018 Gubernatorial Election, a race which will determine the leader for a state still attempting to reconcile a conservative national agenda and that of a progressive state. Former State Superintendent Delaine Eastin is among those candidates seeking to be elected this November, and as a grassroots candidate, she is leading her campaign to build itself without the aid of corporate dollars and ties. As California’s very own Bernie Sanders- style candidate, she is directly reaching out to people and mobilizing a people’s force with people’s support.
She is indubitably one of the most progressive candidates for governor that California has yet to have. Raised in San Francisco and San Carlos in a middle-class family, Delaine attended UC Davis and UC Santa Barbara. After she graduated with her masters, she taught at community colleges until she won election to the assembly.
Her accomplishments as a state legislator are commendable. During her office, she successfully authored legislation on education, environmental protection, transportation, and government efficiency. She is the notorious author ofAB2448 in 1987 which imposed fees on landfill operators based on solid waste amounts, raising $100 million for Superfund landfill cleanup work. Also, she has worked to fight for affordable healthcare, tuition-free college, gender equality, and LGBTQ rights.
As high school students, one of our major concerns likely regards the future of the education system in California. In the wake of withering federal protections for public education, it is important to consider what the gubernatorial candidates have to offer on that front. Especially because California spends very little per pupil compared to other states despite containing the highest percentage of low-income students, we need to elect a candidate who is going to strive to reverse the trend. Luckily, one of Delaine’s major platforms is educational equality.
As former State Superintendent, she has led programs to increase spendings per pupil, classroom technologies, and teacher training. She has stated that she believes in the importance of training teachers and ensuring that they have the support they need to carry their classrooms. She believes in the importance of increased teacher training and the state’s support in facilitating it. As a former student of the UC system, she has stated her disappointment in the rising costs of college tuition. As such, she is a strong proponent of tuition-free college and building more colleges in the state, especially in rural areas where students usually can not afford to travel to attain a college degree.
Her positions are indubitably strong when it comes to progressive values, but the onus lies on progressives in the state to mobilize around her to get her elected. She has built her campaign without corporate donations and promises and, as such, needs a grassroots effort as support in the upcoming election.