Because the government is a terrorist state that sponsors genocide and the branches of that terrorist state sponsor terrorism globally.
"UWU the dems are just so powerless UWU!"
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no no sweaty, you don't understand. Public transport has expanded by...couple miles. A gay marriage was signed and immigrants with a pell grant and small business that has existed for 4 years get a tax break for a year as long as they work at a FAANG company and have eligible overtime!
What's that, rent too high? Our hands are tied! Homeless problem? Our hands are tied! Rising car-prices and gentrification pushing more people out of mobility and affordable neighborhoods with jobs? Our hands are tied!
Don't vote Jill Stein or La Cruz. But you better vote, don't you know your neighbors are watching?
They're hands are tied to do anything positive for the homeless. They're very willing and able to hurt them though
Btw California only ever voted to make gay marriage illegal, in 2008. The state legislature never did anything about it.