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What a sack of shit that guy is.
April 2, 2025 at 4:04 PM
jambandito.bsky.social
I’m sure this will work just as well as “remove and replace” for healthcare. These guys keep punching down. Every. Time.
March 11, 2025 at 11:03 PM
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www.gavinlovestraffic.com We set this up at the 2x a week in office mandate. Same arguments still stand
Why does Gavin Newsom love traffic so much? His reasons are his own, and we can only speculate as to what they are. All we can say for sure is that the Governor has set an arbitrary policy that will add thousands of additional cars to California's roadways. The policy is a return to office (RTO) mandate that requires all California state workers to work onsite at least 2 days per week, even though many state workers have been working effectively from home 5 days per week for the past four years, and in so doing have defrayed significant costs to California's taxpayers and the environment. As of November of 2023, 37% of state employees work primarily from home.1 Gavin's return-to-office mandate will force an estimated 90,000 state workers on the roads throughout California; that means we can expect over 30,000 more cars in Sacramento and over 7,000 in Los Angeles during peak commuting hours.2 Read About the Environmental Costs Read About the Health Costs Read About the Costs to Taxpayers Absent an operational reason to take 100% telework off the table for state employees, we can only assume that Gavin must love traffic, pollution, carbon emissions, and wasting everyone's time and money—or, at least, he must care more about making traffic worse than he does about meeting California's ambitious climate goals. Gavin, please reconsider. Traffic will never love you back.
March 4, 2025 at 12:25 AM
jambandito.bsky.social
I’ve been spiraling with the news so this is a great distraction. I was going to say interstellar but the strong response on the Martian is making me want to watch it again. Audiobook for now!
January 29, 2025 at 1:53 PM