Last Wednesday, California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom declared a day of remembrance.

In Mark the anniversary of Democrat President Franklin Roosevelt signing an executive order,

in 1942, that forced Japanese Americans into internment camps. Last Thursday,

Democrats went even further in the California Assembly. They passed a resolution of formally

apologized for the role the state played in sending 120,000 Japanese Americans to those camps

during World War II. During floor speeches, a Japanese-born Democrat Assemblyman said that

California led the nation, infanning the flames of racism leading up to the war. Another

Assemblyman apologized for the wrongs that were done by the California legislature at the time.

Well, that's good, but since they're finally apologizing for hurting people,

California Democrats have got a lot more apologies to make. They can start by apologizing

to all the families and businesses they've run out of the state with their high taxes,

crushing regulations, the tolerance for crime and homelessness. And they can apologize

for the environmental wacko policies that have led to massive wildfires that displaced and

injured so many. And then they can apologize to every family whose loved ones have been hurt or

killed because California Democrats allowed illegal immigration to flourish in the state under

official protection. And that's just for starters. But don't hold your breath. Those apologies

will never happen.