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All right. We're going to update you now on the battle, which really is important because

what happens here could be duplicated around the state.

This is talking about the state trying to take over building and housing decisions in local communities.

This is war on suburbia. This is war on single family homes. War on you. If you have two cars and a

swimming pool and a lawn and a single family house.

All the progressive A-holes in Sacramento hate you and they hate your lifestyle.

And so Newsom and the Attorney General Rob Banta are trying to force a town like Huntington Beach

to build 13,000 plus units. They want to bring an

urban landscape to a suburban beach town and, uh, the officials in Huntington Beach are fighting

bitterly. It's a nearly six thousand of them have to be what's called affordable housing units.

It's a Republican majority town.

And Newsom tries to punish Republican towns.

If you remember, his war against Orange County at the start of the pandemic, where he

banned beachgoers.

He couldn't walk on the beach.

He saw too many people close together.

But only in Orange County.

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