California's Dem. Gov Gavin Newsom unveils new plans to defund the police in crime-ridden state after massive budget deficit

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California's Dem. Gov Gavin Newsom unveils new plans to defund the police in crime-ridden state after massive budget deficit (www.dailymail.co.uk)

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>California governor Gavin Newsom's proposed new budget would slash funding for the police as the state struggles with a massive deficit of at least $45 billion. Last month the Democrat unveiled his budget for the next fiscal year, admitting that 'difficult decisions' are needed to address the state's deficit - including a 1.6 percent reduction in the state's Department of Justice's overall funding. The proposed budget includes a $97 million cut to trial court operations, $10 million to the Department of Justice's Division of Law Enforcement and over $80 million to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, as reported by Fox News.

Yes, LESS police is the answer to decreasing crime... Archive: https://archive.today/4WmjL From the post: >>California governor Gavin Newsom's proposed new budget would slash funding for the police as the state struggles with a massive deficit of at least $45 billion. Last month the Democrat unveiled his budget for the next fiscal year, admitting that 'difficult decisions' are needed to address the state's deficit - including a 1.6 percent reduction in the state's Department of Justice's overall funding. The proposed budget includes a $97 million cut to trial court operations, $10 million to the Department of Justice's Division of Law Enforcement and over $80 million to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, as reported by Fox News.

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Sadly that is how it goes. I cant remember what thread it was in but there was a suggestion that you don't have the right to vote (locally) for like 7 years after you move. Its not a terrible idea.

Maybe the only exceptions being if you buy (outright, not with lending) land or if you bring in a business? I don't know if that would be enough to weed out the 'bad' voters.

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