Sad Day in Torrance: Creepy Pat Endorses Sellout Sharon for Mayor

It's official.

Sell-out Sharon Kalani has completed her course, sold whatever integrity she claimed to have, and has given into the spendthrift, business-as-usual political class which has defined Torrance politics for far too long.

What exactly is her beef with Mayor George Chen? Easy: Jean Adelsman doesn't like him. It's that simple. I thought elected officials were supposed to represent the needs of all residents, not just kowtow to the bitterness of a select few ...

I understand why this is happening. Sell-out Sharon wants to be liked. She doesn't want people to say mean things about her, and she wants to fit in without causing a great deal of conflict.

But leadership is about making choices, and choices are going to have outcomes or take directions which some people simply will not like.

Sell-out Sharon doesn't lead. She follows, she does what she is told, and she gets a pat on the head for her efforts.

She gets lots of kudos and nice remarks from "Take Back Torrance." She cares what a couple of angry liberals think, even though other liberal-leaning voters in the city were furious with Dishonest Jean for pushing a failed recall effort against Councilman Mattucci.

Bitterness is the norm for the political "Establishment" in the city, and this bitterness looks for politicians who are easy to control.

Enter Sharon Kalani. I never thought I would see such a total reversal in moral standing.

And to make matters worse, the city's worst mayor, Pat Furey, has lined up behind her.

Creepy, corrupt, abusive, incompetent former mayor Pat Furey endorses Sharon Kalani.

He also calls her a friend. Who would want to be a friend of his?

These facts alone should turn everyone away from voting for this woman.

Many residents complained to me about "Creepy Pat." He was rude, abusive, dishonest with the Torrance public during his tenure. He brought a lot of conflict to the city. He colluded with a PAC to get elected, and he sold out our Ambulance service to McCormick. He couldn't maintain order in the city council chambers when left-wing activists repeatedly took over the meetings to support black thug Christopher Cowboy Mitchell. He threw residents out of the city council chambers just for speaking their minds, but he would allow hateful black supremacist bigots to shut down the city council meetings. This is leadership that Torrance can trust?

But Pat Furey served two terms, some will counter. Only because two Republicans split the vote in those elections. Creepy Pat never had a majority of the city behind him. It sure looks like Sharon won't have a majority of the city behind her, either, if these are the best endorsements she can muster.

The Psychology of Woke

What is it with these wokesters?

Why is there no talking to them?

Why do they have issues?

Why is it impossible to make any headway with getting them out of their progressive cult of destruction?

Check out this explanation:

 

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It's not a lack of knowledge or wisdom.

It's full-blown mental illness.

Tenth Amendment Center: Nullification News (March 29, 2025)

 

NULLIFICATION MOVEMENT NEWS: March 29, 2025 “The ground of liberty is to be gained by inches … we must be contented to secure what we can get from time to time, and eternally press forward for what is yet to get.” -Thomas Jefferson

Idaho Constitutional Money Act Signed as Law A bill to officially recognize gold and silver as legal tender in the state was signed into law by Gov. Brad Little. Under the Idaho Constitutional Money Act of 2025, which goes into effect on July 1, 2025, gold and silver coins and “specie” minted domestically will be recognized as legal tender in the state and will be “accepted for the satisfaction of debts under the laws of the state of Idaho or of the United States.” Specie is defined in the bill as “stamped or imprinted coin having gold or silver content; or refined gold or silver bullion that is coined, stamped, or imprinted with its weight and purity and valued primarily based on its metal content and not its form.” The law specifically declares, “The state may also elect to use gold and silver coin and specie in conducting its business.” FULL REPORT HERE See Also: Florida House Subcommittee Passes Bill to Recognize Gold and Silver Legal Tender Signed as Law: Utah Affirms State and Federal Jurisdictional Boundaries House Bill 380 amends an existing declaration of state sovereignty in Utah law to include the presumption that the state has authority over all matters not delegated to the federal government. “Jurisdiction over all governing subject matters arising within the state is presumed to reside with the state except as otherwise enumerated in the United States Constitution, as amended.” The new law includes a declaration asserting the extent of state sovereignty. “The state has general governing authority under the state’s inherent police power jurisdiction over all governing matters within the state affecting public welfare, safety, health, and morality, as recognized under the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.” The subject areas asserted within the state’s police powers jurisdiction include, “without limitation:” (i) Natural resources; (ii) Water resources and water rights; (iii) Agriculture; (iv) Education; and (v) Energy resources FULL REPORT HERE Missouri House Passes Bill to Reestablish Second Amendment Preservation Act The Missouri Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA) took a major step forward as the state House passed a bill to refine its language, addressing federal court objections while maintaining the state’s prohibition on enforcing federal gun control. SAPA, signed into law in 2021, prohibits the enforcement of numerous federal gun control measures deemed to “infringe on the right to keep and bear arms.” In early 2022, the U.S. Department of Justice sued to block the enforcement of SAPA, citing primarily, its effectiveness. Since then, two federal courts have affirmed Missouri’s right to refuse to participate in federal gun control enforcement under the anti-commandeering doctrine. However, both courts rejected some of SAPA’s language asserting the unconstitutionality of federal gun laws, citing that as their basis for holding the entire act unconstitutional. Rep. Bill Hardwick introduced House Bill 1175 (HB1175) to amend SAPA and address the federal courts’ objections. It has since garnered 23 co-sponsors. Under the proposed law, public officers and employees of the state and its political subdivisions would be prohibited from enforcing or attempting to enforce “any federal acts, laws, executive orders, administrative orders, rules, regulations, statutes, or ordinances regarding firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition,” unless they were mirrored in state law. On Mar 27, the full House passed the bill by a vote of 100-51 FULL REPORT HERE See Also: Arkansas House Passes Bill to Prohibit Credit Card Codes to Track Firearms Purchases Oklahoma House Passes Bill to Expand Gold and Silver as Legal Tender The Oklahoma House passed two bills to significantly expand the types of gold and silver recognized as legal tender in the state, and to establish a 100% gold and silver-backed transactional currency supported by a bullion depository. Rep. Cody Maynard and Sen. David Bullard filed House Bill 1199 to expand Oklahoma’s definition of legal tender to include gold and silver bullion, exempt specie from taxation, and require courts to enforce gold clause contracts. The duo also filed House Bill 1197 (HB1197) to establish a 100% gold and silver-backed transactional currency through a state-authorized bullion depository and issue a “transaction card” for everyday use. The House passed HB1199 by a 73-15 vote on March 25 and HB1197 by a 77-15 vote. FULL REPORT HERE See Also: Kansas Senate Passes Bill to Recognize Gold and Silver as Legal Tender, End Taxes on Both Signed as Law: Utah Bans Warrantless Reverse-Keyword Search Surveillance Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill into law to bar reverse key-word searches without a warrant in most cases. This is another advance in Utah’s step-by-step approach to protect privacy and limit the surveillance state. In 2023, Utah enacted a law banning warrantless geofence location tracking, Rep. Ryan Wilcox and Sen. Todd Weiler filed House Bill 273 (HB273) to add any search for “reverse keyword information” to that warrant requirement. The Senate passed HB273 by a 24-0 vote. It cleared the House by a 69-0 vote. With the Governor’s signature, the new law goes into effect May 7, 2025. Reverse-keyword information is defined as “information that identifies an unnamed individual, by name or other unique identifier, who electronically searched for a particular word, phrase, character string, or website, or visited a particular website through a link generated by an electronic search for a particular word, phrase, character string, or website.” For instance, police could seek a list of all the people who searched for the word “bomb” within a given area. In effect, reverse-keyword searches are a massive fishing expedition, subjecting hundreds, if not thousands, of innocent people to police scrutiny simply for conducting an internet search. FULL REPORT HERE Defend the Guard Act Passes Arizona House Committee The Arizona Defend the Guard Act took another step forward this week when a House committee advanced the measure by a 4-2 vote. The legislation would prohibit the governor from releasing any unit or member of the Arizona National Guard into “active duty combat” unless Congress passed an “official declaration of war” as required by Article I, Section 8, Clause 11 of the Constitution, or if Congress takes “an official action pursuant to Article I, Section 8, Clause 15″ of the Constitution for the United States. On March 26, the House Federalism, Military Affairs & Elections Committee advanced the measure with a “do pass” recommendation by a 4-2 vote. Sen. Wendy Rogers, along with a large number of cosponsors, filed the Arizona Defend the Guard Act as Senate Bill 1495 (SB1495).   The Senate previously passed the bill by a vote of 16-13. FULL REPORT HERE PODCAST: 🚨 The BIG LIE About War Powers They Never Teach They buried this history for a reason. Once you see what the Founders actually said and DID... The modern war powers myth goes up in smoke. WATCH, LISTEN, READ MORE HERE Samuel Adams: “ALL MIGHT BE FREE” We're seeing more and more good things happening in the 10th Amendment/Nullification movement, but there is a LOT of work yet to do. As Samuel Adams put it, “all might be free if they valued freedom and defended it as they ought.” If you're on board with the work we're doing to stand for the Constitution and liberty, now might be the most important time to pitch in and help out. You can join us for as little as 2 bucks a month.  CLICK HERE Like the "Father of the American Revolution" advised - this is not the time to let up, not even close. It's the time to push forward for more. 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