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CA Republicans are holding sessions on two separate issues they think will bring major boosts to GOP turnout this fall. On left, crowd gathering for sanctuary state opposition panel, on right, a smaller looking group on gas tax repeal. #CAGOP2018pic.twitter.com/FqXFnOtrV7
Sanctuary state and gas tax themes prominent on several campaign signs this weekend. Many state party activists hanging on the hope these two issues will mobilize GOP voters in November, even though sanctuary state policy not likely to be on ballot.pic.twitter.com/kAqXKGTUKe
Further into these two sessions, it's standing room only in the sanctuary state session, ~100 people listening about strategy. "We need to make a political movement out of this," says OCGOP chair Fred Whitakerpic.twitter.com/NuUkd9jqdD
The anti-tax thing worked for Arnold. It seems like a pretty similar approach here.
So back to good old demagoguery, is it? Shamelessly selling horsecrap to the ignorant and calling it prime rib.
Can those groups get smaller? I have a srdine can we can squeeze them in to.
And a bunch of blue hairs as usual
Every day that I go to any store, there are people wanting signatures for sanctuary city opposition, gas tax repeal, fire Brown and Feinstein and protect the 2nd amendment. Obviously these people don't have jobs.
For some of them, that's likely their jobs - sometimes they can get as much as $5 a signaturehttp://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-signature-gatherers-ballot-initiatives-california-20160627-snap-htmlstory.html …
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