The following oath taken by Governor Brown cites, “I, ___________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States.”
* California Constitution – CONS
ARTICLE XX MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS [SEC. 1 – SEC. 23] ( Article 20 adopted 1879. )
_____ (If no affiliations, write in the words “No Exceptions”) _____
and that during such time as I hold the office of _____ (name of office) _____
I will not advocate nor become a member of any party or organization, political or otherwise, that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States or of the State of California by force or violence or other unlawful means.”
http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=CONS§ionNum=SEC.%203.&article=XX
This oath has been broken.
Many issues are at hand with Gov. Brown’s compromising the “general Welfare” and “securing the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity” by signing a bill that gravely compromises the public health and dismisses the oath to protect the public.
The Constitution of the United States of America
The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the United States. Empowered with the sovereign authority of the people by the framers and the consent of the legislatures of the states, it is the source of all government powers, and also provides important limitations on the government that protect the fundamental rights of United States citizens.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/1600/constitution
This is completely insane, placing the onus on the receiver of medical treatment, rather than the provider. (Now I have to take, what should be unnecessary, extraordinary precautions to insure the safety of my family in time of need of traumatic medical care, i.e. blood transfusion.) Considering the “long train of abuses” committed against people, is pretext protecting we the people.
If you don’t know this history, then you are woefully ignorant and likely to be infected per Gov. Brown’s negligence.
Please share this call to RECALL JERRY BROWN for comprising our health care treatment options.
I am moving forward with the recall procedure, as outlined here.
The recall procedure is detailed and loaded with potential for the recaller to fail if the procedure is deemed insufficient. As such please contact me pending you have a background in conducting a California recall and can donate the time to ensure a success.
OC EXIT - A call for discussion regarding the secession of Orange County, CA 
Only one solution….take a baseball bat to that bastards head and create a puddle of mush
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The “Sanctuary City/State Financial and Criminal Accountability Law”
Every politician that votes for or endorses the mythical “sanctuary” from Federal Immigration Law shall be subject to obtaining and providing a Surety Bond to secure 100% Reparations to any Legal Citizen injured, murdered, raped, robbed, or in any way harmed, including mental distress, by said Illegal persons in the area. By their refusal to honor their oath to uphold the Constitution and the Law of the land the said politicians have negated any “governmental immunity”. Said politicians are Personally Criminal Accomplices to any crimes committed by the Criminals they are Harboring. Said politicians are Personally Financially Liable for damages, reparations, and to “make whole” any Legal Citizen harmed by the Criminals they are Harboring.
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Cannot say it often enough, these politicians took an oath to uphold the CONSTITUTION of the United States and therefore cannot whine that they do not have to enforce Federal Law. Every judge or politician blocking that wall is providing material aid and support to Narco Terrorists. Anyone who provides “sanctuary” to an illegal is harboring criminals, PERIOD. And if that illegal commits a crime the sanctuary providers is a ACTIVE ACCOMPLICE to the crime and is PERSONALLY Financially Liable for FULL restitution and gets to serve time for the crime…………… BOOK’EM DANNO. If the “Appointed Defenders” of Our HOUSE refuse to do their duty, they are accomplices and personally responsible for the results. “Public Officials” That refuse to enforce the immigration laws and provide “sanctuary” to ILLEGALS automatically assume personal financial responsibility for ANY crimes and any damages created by said ILLEGALS. They also are accessories to any crimes committed by their ILLEGALS and should be JAILED as Accomplices. Same applies to any priest/church that provides “sanctuary”
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Wow..I hope someone with HIV puts blood in a syringe and injects that bastard with it.That’s the equivalent of commuting a murder,and since nobody saw it,you technically you did commit it,so you can never be prosecuted
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for COMPRISING our health care treatment options. You mean Compromising, don’t you? http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ctwilcox
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Yes, thank you.
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“I am moving forward with the recall procedure,…” Bravo for you. Someone needs to take down the liberal , socialist “machine that has run…destroyed…California for far too long. That goes for Feinstein and her husband and their corrupt dealings also.
He should have been recalled long ago! He is unfit to lead such a state as California or anything else.
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This needs to be done. He is a man of lawlessness!!! Does not care about the citizens of this state!
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we should recall just based on term limits. it’s a violation of the CA constitution
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‘Recall’ how about imprison and all those other traitors in Sacramento
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Californians think their secession from US would be easier than Catalonia’s from Spain | The Sacramento Bee
http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/article178435876.html
California secessionists think their path to independence is easier than Catalonia’s
By Kate Irby kirby@mcclatchy.com
In this Friday, Sept. 25, 2015 file photo, pro independence supporters wave “estelada” or pro independence flags during a rally of “Junts pel Si” or “Together for YES” in Barcelona, Spain. The region’s president declared independence from Spain this week, and the Spanish prime minister is threatening to remove Catalonia’s autonomy if they don’t drop the bid within eight days.
October 12, 2017 7:34 AM
The world has been watching the play-by-play of Catalonia’s bid for independence from Spain, but one group is tuning in more closely than most: California secessionists.
The California Freedom Coalition, the campaign that has taken the lead in the effort to break California off from the United States, sees similarities with Catalonia’s secessionist movement. But there’s an important caveat: they believe California has more legal tools at its disposal, creating an easier path to secession – if that’s what Californians decide they want.
“There are definitely similarities in the fiscal situation – we both give more than we get back,” said Dave Marin, director of research and policy for the California Freedom Coalition. “But there’s more flexibility in the U.S. Constitution for secession than there is in the Spanish one. California has more tools available to it.”
The Catalan Parliament, together with President of Catalonia Carles Puigdemont, approved in September a binding referendum to make Catalonia an “independent and sovereign state.” Spain’s constitutional court suspended the process, but Catalan authorities continued with the vote on Oct. 1, prompting violence between voters and Spanish security forces tasked with shutting it down.
After a majority who voted in the referendum cast ballots for independence, Puigdemont issued a symbolic declaration of independence from Spain on Tuesday, but immediately suspended it to ease negotiations with the Madrid government. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Wednesday that the Catalan government had eight days to drop the bid or he would suspend Catalonia’s political autonomy and rule the region directly.
Catalonia has approached secession in the best way it could, Marin said. If secession is what Californians want, he says their path to independence will be easier thanks to the 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which says any powers not explicitly given to the federal government are retained by the states. The states cannot unilaterally declare independence, but Marin argues that the Constitution provides the federal government and the states a sanctioned path toward that negotiation.
The California Freedom Coalition is collecting signatures to get its ballot initiative in front of voters in 2018. It does not definitively say California will declare independence from the United States; it would repeal a provision in the state constitution that says California is “an inseparable part of the United States.” It also directs the governor to negotiate for greater autonomy from the federal government and establishes an advisory commission on California autonomy and independence.
Marin said he knows California secession would still be incredibly difficult without the cooperation of the federal government, but believes California could “annoy” Congress into allowing California to go its own way.
“Our state government is very experienced at doing things that undermine the federal government without being unconstitutional,” Marin said, citing California’s sanctuary cities as an example.
Besides that, Marin sees a lot of similarities between the motivations of the secession movements. Both California and Catalonia have large economies that can compete on a global scale that secessionists feel could operate better if untethered from the national economy. Differences in ideology, disputes over spending of tax dollars by the federal government and a desire for more localized government control are also common threads, Marin said.
Catalonia was an independent nation for years before incorporating into Spain officially in 1715, and the region has retained a degree of autonomy on and off for decades. Calls for complete independence have gradually grown over the years. California, however, declared its independence from Mexico in 1846 and was considered an independent nation for less than a year before being declared a U.S. territory after the Mexican-American War. Calls for California’s independence pre-date Donald Trump’s presidency, but his election magnified the movement considerably.
Californians were asked about their thoughts on secession in 2014, with 20 percent seeing it favorably. After Trump’s election, a Reuters poll found 32 percent now saw it favorably.
“We’re not strictly saying secession right now,” Marin said. “But if that number gets into the high 40s or 50s, it makes sense to consider. And then we have a few more tools to pursue it than Catalonia.”
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