The Stable Genius Report

• Gavin Newsom is in the final stages of approving Low Income Housing in Pacific Palisades.
• The approval of Low Income Housing is unfair to residents who suffered house fires.
• Newsom caused previous house fires by not accepting "Hundreds of Millions of Gallons of Water from the Pacific Northwest."
• Low Income Housing is rising before permits for California citizens to rebuild are issued by the Governor.
• Federal permits for rebuilding were issued long ago by Trump and Lee Zeldin (as President and EPA Administrator).
• The Governor of California and Mayor Karen Bass failed the citizens.
• Gavin Newsom’s plan for Low Income Housing in Pacific Palisades mirrors the event that destroyed John Lindsay’s political career.
• John Lindsay was a Republican.

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