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Newsom Ramps Up Authoritarianism Amid California Power Failure

Well, as we predicted, California’s now suffering rolling blackouts.

America needs fossil fuels, and will need fossil fuels for many years to come: pic.twitter.com/1iulnOqfLQ

— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) September 7, 2022

The Golden State is on flex time — just like Communist Cuba!

So much for charging those electric cars they just mandated you buy.

Remember, Governor Gavin Newsom’s own in-laws donated $5,000 to Governor Ron DeSantis.

I guess they like having cars and being able to run their AC below the 78 degrees Newsom demands.

California is governed really poorly even though it is an amazing state. They limit the use of natural gas, oil, all to appease the climate change fanatics like the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen.

This is really something.

The Democrat Party’s belief system is that of the global left: High prices for fuel are great, and if people die from heat or cold? Well, they just don’t care.

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