A Sacramento County Superior Court will hear Heatlie v Weber on Wednesday, August 4. This is the case over whether California Governor Gavin Newsom’s statement in the Voters Handbook should be censored, to delete the Governor’s self-descrption as a “Democrat”. The lawsuit also argues that the Governor should not be permitted to say the recall is backed by former President Donald Trump and Republicans in general. Heatlie v Weber.
On the East Coast —
big flap NY AG ALLEGATIONS Report of NY Gov Cuomo allegedly being a very naughty guy re sex stuff.
TOTAL subversion of separation of exec and judic powers in AG show with 2 hired folks
Useless MORON media asking standard moron questions.
Guv C on CNN 1 PM EDT for about 15 minutes – about 50 pics of him in contact with all sorts of folks-
X hours to prepare his recorded comments ???
NOOO sex stuff problemo — dont worry bout it — according to him.
Part of the media zoo-circus in the USA about lawless exec tyrants.
How much sex stuff in the olde Mussolini regime 1922-1943 ???
Richard:
A few years ago didn’t someone have his candidate statement changed (without notice to him by the SoS) deleting his mention of his political affiliation & then unsuccessfully lose a lawsuit on the matter? So wouldn’t that precedence apply to this situation?
That was different. In that prior case, the Secretary of State altered the candidate’s self-description without even telling him. This is a case in which the Secretary of State accepted the Governor’s statement and someone is suing the Secretary of State.