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Loweg's avatar
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How do we finally change Sacramento? Start small and locally, by not re-electing Democrat party clones Gregg Hart and Monique Limon.

"Term-limits" resulted in Democrat party clones like Hart and Limon being handed their Democrat party marching orders, as soon as they arrive in Sacramento. And those same Democrat party marching orders simply get handed over to the next crop of "term -limited" Democrat party clones.

Break the cycle. No more Democrat party clones elected to anything, including then new DSA crop of city council candidates. (1) Independence, (2) experience, (3) accountability and (4) integrity remain the primary criteria that should matter when casting your own votes.

If there is a (D) by their names today, they are already lacking in all four of the above. Term-limits were not intended to be a revolving door of endless stream of more Democrat party clones. But that is where we are today. The state is now drowning under the weight of this Democrat party election process perversion.

Lessons learned. It is not a risk to vote out Democrat party clones; it is a necessity .

Eric Gordon's avatar

Like I've said many times, you are trying to bring down a criminal cartel similar to the Capone organization of the 1930's.

You aren't going to be able to take them down by any normal measure like elections or procedural votes and political power plays. That is like trying to catch Al Capone himself making and selling contraband liquor!

Historically, the only way to bring down a criminal cartel like this is to get them for tax evasion and mortgage fraud.

TVW's avatar

While I agree with the intent of Eric Gordon’s creation of the idyllic community “Pacific Oaks”, the fact is “Pacific Oaks” formerly existed in large part…it was called “California”, a place of spectacular beauty, creativity, opportunity and enthusiasm.

Ironically, it was destroyed by its occupants just as a new “Pacific Oaks” would ultimately be destroyed. They would ultimately vote for self-destructive policies, laws, vilify private property ownership, declare select races and ethnicities preferable and allow their governance to be determined by all powerful unions while concurrently crushing a once premier educational system into national embarrassment.

Lastly, they will watch the children they raised in “Pacific Oaks” flee to raise their own families far away from such self-imposed insanity.

Sorry to be cynical…or should I say “pragmatic”?

Eric Gordon's avatar

"...work to convince Steve Hilton – should he be elected Governor – to appoint ChristyLozano as California State Superintendent of Schools. Then we could begin to see some real changes!"

Not gonna happen,

The Democrat mob bosses are already one step ahead of us to thwart that possibility.

Thinking there was a slim possibility that a conservative might squeeze into control of our school system, Newsome neutered the position entirely just a few weeks ago ahead of the midterms.

The State superintendent will no longer manage California schools under the deal Newsom cut with the Legislature.

It's really impossible to state emphatically enough that we are dealing with an organized crime syndicate, a "cartel" if you will, that has taken over the state of California.

Christy Lozano never stood a chance. They actually passed a law that prohibits anyone except the incumbent, Susan Salcedo, (incompetent hack lackey for the Democrat mob bosses) from being able to run for that public office.

Similar to me passing a law that says to run for the position I now hold: your name must be Eric Gordon and you must have brown eyes and brown hair stand 5'11" and been born and raised in Virginia to parents who emigrated here from Russia.

If anyone wants to register any complaints, I'll be in my office to listen to my constituents' complaints between 1:30AM-1:33AM every April 31st and September 31st!

https://edsource.org/2026/california-education-governance-reform-3/761057

Loweg's avatar

An excellent candidate, SONJA SHAW, was the top vote getter in the recent primary election for State Superintendent of Schools. She is so good in fact, Gavin Newsom under direction of his primary allies - the state teachers unions - is working overtime to strip away all powers of the Office of State Superintendent of schools, should she win the November general election.

Finally may we get accountability and results for the massive annual infusion of Prop 98 dollars dedicated solely to public education - making this state one of the highest per student per capita spending rates in the country.

Where has all that Prop 98 money gone since 1998, when voters supported excellence in public education in this state, by very willingly passing this guaranteed income stream to keep our schools tops in the nation.

That was then, this is now. Very hard questions must be asked. With that much uncontested infusion of cash since 1988, what happened to our K-12 schools?

Remember the name this November SONJA SHAW - State Superintendent of Schools.