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I HAVE TO LEAVE CALIFORNIA. WHERE SHOULD I MOVE TO???

This is the problem young people are facing — work a 9-to-5 and the whole paycheck vanishes into food, insurance, and rent, with nothing left to save, because Sacramento and Becerra’s machine priced his generation out of a home. Only 19% of California families can afford one and just 31% own by 35 — I’ll cut the $200K hidden tax on new homes and build starter homes so getting ahead is the better deal again.

The election is exactly ONE MONTH away! Just wrapped a town hall with small business owners here in Northridge. Now over to South LA. Then San Diego for Politifest and a campaign event. Thank you to every single person who helped us get this far. Keep pushing. We can WIN this!

I’m ready to get new everything in the next few months or slightly longer. In the upgrading phase.

PASADENA: Saint Gregory Armenian Church 🇦🇲 I was honored to spend some time last night with Archbishop Hovnan Derderian and this wonderful faith community in LA County. Over the past year, I’ve met Armenians up and down our state who share a deep love for California—and a deep anger with the way it’s been governed. In just one month, we have the chance to turn that anger into CHANGE. We won’t let them down.

Considering Democrats lie about everything, the fact that neither Susan Rice nor I denied it should tell you everything you need to know

Last night at Dinner With Steve, a young guy told me he registered his car back home in Massachusetts — $60 for two years — because Sacramento wanted about $400 for one year on the same car. That’s the machine treating you like a cash register. When I’m governor we ABOLISH the DMV and cap registration at a flat $73. CHANGE IS COMING — join us. ☀️👊

After a long hiatus from reading the Bible, I’m finding my way back to it, quietly inspired by someone I recently met in Pasadena. She probably has no idea how much of an inspiration she's been.

ok now I am going to write the other trial brief. Hopefully I will finish that in a day or two. I even forgot today is a Saturday.

Opinion: Susan Shelley: Why Steve Hilton is California’s best path forward ocregister.com/2026/10/03/su…

Nancy Pelosi told Biden not to put Becerra in his Cabinet. Susan Rice called him an idiot. Obama's speechwriter says "nobody in the administration has anything good to say about him." Here's why Becerra is not fit for public office: bitchassbecerra.com/

Notice you're not denying you called Becerra an "idiot" and "bitch-ass", @AmbassadorRice I will keep reminding Californians that someone who worked closely alongside Becerra for four years thinks he's an "idiot." And you're not the only one...he is obviously not fit for office.

I have literally collided head-on, in the most brutal way imaginable, with this Democratic judicial machine. The people I’ve encountered are quite literally the worst, most inhumane group you could possibly run into. Sometimes there is genuinely nothing you can do except bite the bullet and force your way forward, no matter how hard it gets. This entire system has to change—it needs a complete, root-and-branch overhaul.

I finally finished the motion for collateral attack on prior orders per CCP 473(d) due to extrinsic fraud and reliance on void orders. I will file that with a court tomorrow and if the court doesn’t file that or accept that after telling me today that they will then we got a problem and I need this public announcement as an evidence that I’ve done that I mean at this point it’s really hard for me to trust the court system here. This took me the entire day. Despite the fact that we have a multi-day trial set by the court on January 7 and 8, for whatever reason the court's system shows nothing at all. I am so tired of the court playing games with me, and you can see how this is a complete waste of my time and energy when I am really supposed to be doing much bigger things. It’s just ridiculous. We have to change from this all-Democrat-run state into something different; we really have to let Steve Hilton become the governor of California, otherwise they are going to run everything into pieces. I mean, it is a complete waste of my life having to deal with all of this bullshit all day, every day. I only have to do this because the California court system here completely mismanaged everything, created a bunch of orders all based on fraud, and even persecuted me for the last eight years. None of this should have even happened in the first place, and now I have to spend a massive amount of time simply trying to reverse it, while they even prevent me from doing that. I mean, just how ridiculous is that?

California doesn't have the highest housing costs in America because of "Trump" in Washington. It's because of Democrat policies in Sacramento. So let's change them. Just Try It!

.@FareedZakaria says California is a "case study in failed governance." He says Democrats have struggled to provide "public order" on a local level. Far too often, he says, they've prioritized the rights of the homeless over the rights of home owners. "The Democratic Party needs to think with it's head and not just with it's heart." So...why do Democrats keep winning? "What has happened with partisan alignment now is it's almost tribal." What can be done to break the cycle? Zakaria says San Francisco Mayor @DanielLurie is a "good example" of how to make government work more efficiently. The moderate Democrat with a business background has focused on improving public safety and economic revitilization. "You can tackle these in a way that's not inhumane but does solve the problem."

That’s the whole point! Why blend in with the crowd when true impact comes from shaking things up? Real rebels don't just follow the script—they rewrite it to actually drive change.

Xavier Becerra is responsible for more government fraud than anyone else alive. As HHS secretary, he transferred 76 of the 80 people working in the department’s anti-fraud unit. And he switched to a failed policy called “pay and chase” — pay the fraudsters FIRST, then try to claw the money back later. California’s taxpayers deserve a governor who stops the theft, not the Sacramento machine that opened the door to it.