Plus: Newsom lawsuit settled for billions
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Hi John,

I've just published a new blog post:
[link removed] End 47

Before a recent Zoom call, Gavin Newsom was recorded telling a story.
While at Target he witnessed a thief simply walk out, merchandise in
hand. Apparently shocked by this routine event in our state, Newsom
berated a Target employee: "Why don't you stop him!?"

Not realizing who he was, the employee answered: "We don't stop them
because of the Governor, there's no accountability." Newsom was so
offended he demanded to speak to her manager. But of course, she was
absolutely correct: the Governor refuses to change Prop. 47.

So we've taken matters into our own hands. On Saturday, I officially
signed the petition to repeal Prop. 47 at an event with the District
Attorneys of four counties. You can watch here
the video
where I sign the petition and the DAs explain how destructive the law
has been.

If you know someone who'd like to sign, just have them go to End47.com
and I'll send them a
petition. We have over 300,000 signatures and are getting closer to
qualifying it for November's ballot. This could be a major turning
point in the fight to save our state.

And it is more needed than ever. Just over the last month:

* In San Francisco, the iconic store that inspired Toy Story closed
after 86 years.

* In Oakland, In-N-Out closed a restaurant for the first time ever.

* In LA, the famous Sweet Lady Jane closed all six locations
permanently after 35 years.

Meanwhile, Newsom has settled a lawsuit against him for $2 billion. The
suit was brought by students harmed by his school shutdowns. The money
will supposedly go to help students recover from learning loss.
Taxpayers, of course, will foot the bill.

Finally, I discussed on Newsmax
the latest
insane laws to come out of California. If there's one consistent
theme, it's that the solution is always restricting the freedom of
citizens. It is never improving the performance of government.

Support my re-election before the March Primary

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Kevin Kiley

California Congressman

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