Last week, the California State Board of Pharmacy discovered that 100 questions from their state licensing exam

had been leaked online, so they declared that everybody who took the exam since July

is going to have to retake it. Their test results are invalid. That's about 1,400 people out of luck

and in some cases out of jobs. Now a bunch of them had job offers held open until the exam results

were posted. Now those offers are gone and they are outraged. They are furious that the bureaucrats

who run the state pharmacy board are throwing them under the bus. Even though they finish school

with massive student loan debt followed the rules, took the exam, answered their questions.

They're being treated as if they're all cheaters with no proof that any of them cheated.

They're calling their representatives, they're signing petitions, they're organizing protest,

they're planning lawsuits, but the board of pharmacy officials, they don't care, they say it's

regrettable that so many lives are affected, but too bad. Everybody's going to be treated as if

they cheated. End of story. So innocent, hardworking citizens are punished as if they're all guilty

with zero evidence they've done anything wrong. Meanwhile, non-citizens who are known to be guilty

of breaking the law, escape any punishment, and are given sanctuary. That's the way government works

in today's California. Learn it, love it, live it.