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California's Governor struggled to find a coherent explanation for his state's shortfall At a press conference, California Governor Gavin Newsom blamed climate change “weather events” for the significant shortfall in the state’s public finances. A reporter asked Newsom the following question: “Can we explain to Californians how we moved from $100 billion surplus to such a significant deficit in just a few years?” After blaming volatility and saying the shortfall was anticipated, Newsom then spoke about unanticipated “rain bombs” that prevented the collection of taxes on time. “Therein lied [sic] this blackout period that beguiled all of us,” Newsom explained, clearly struggling for words. “If there was any indication that climate change has impacts well beyond those that are often promoted, I would consider our financial delays as just another example of why we need to tackle them.”Save 40% on our limited edition Brain Force Ultra that’s loaded with proprietary super ingredients! Reporter: Can we explain to Californians how we moved from $100 billion surplus to such a significant deficit in just a few years?Gavin Newsom: Climate Change pic.twitter.com/ngYw8JfjJv— Kevin Dalton (@TheKevinDalton) May 12, 2024 In response to video posted on Twitter, users were quick to mock Governor Newsom for his rambling, largely incoherent response. “Weird. We also have ‘weather’ in Florida,” Tweeted one user. “And we have a surplus. What we don’t have is a state income tax. Or the numerous other taxes and hundreds of regulations facing Californians. This could not be clearer. It is awful policies that are doing to California what we see on the streets and in the Government’s own financial numbers. Vote for a One Party State and you get bad ideas with zero checks or balances.” Saturday Emergency Broadcast! Globalist Depopulation Operation Exposed By Covid Whistleblower

New leadership may signal policy changes. Russian state media is confirming a huge breaking development that President Putin has removed his longtime Defense Minister and personal friend Sergei Shoigu as defense chief, who has overseen the Ukraine war since its beginning in Feb. 2022. He will now serve as head of the nation’s security council. “Sergei Shoigu is likely to lose the post of Minister of Defense of Russia to acting First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov,” English-language RT is reporting. “His candidacy was proposed by President Vladimir Putin, the Federation Council announced on Sunday.” Putin has also reportedly dismissed Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev, according to Interfax. This appears in order to shuffle Shoigu into that position. Putin has now appointed Shoigu as new Secretary of the Russian Security Council. Likely Patrushev is also being moved to another position too. Wow, indeed. Looks like Putin is pushing out his long-time Defense Minister and Siberian forest hiking partner Sergei Shoigu. https://t.co/XUYoKmR1UOSave 10% on ALL storable food and Alexapure Pro Water Filtration Systems! Secure your independence with our delicious kits TODAY to beat the coming demand!— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) May 12, 2024 The proposed candidate for new defense chief, Belousov, has a background in Russia’s central bank and economics and finance… Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed former First Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Belousov as candidate for Defense Minister, Tass reports https://t.co/jLuFF5g6b8— Bloomberg (@business) May 12, 2024 Below is some background on Belousov and his last two decades of government experience, though specific military decision-making or army experience on a strategic level appears to be absent, interestingly: 2000‒2006: General Director, Centre for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting.2000‒2006: External adviser to the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.2006‒2008: Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Deputy Minister of Economic Development.2008‒2012: Director, Government Department of Economy and Finance.2012‒2013: Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.2013‒2020: Presidential Aide.21 January 2020: First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, appointed by executive order of the President of Russia. Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov addressed this lack of military experience as follows in a late Sunday press briefing: Explaining Shoigu’s replacement with a non-military official, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it was “natural” for Putin to decide that a civilian official to head the Defense Ministry.“The Defense Ministry must be absolutely open to innovation, to introduce advanced ideas and to create conditions for economic competitiveness — that’s why the president chose the candidacy of Andrei Removich Belousov,” Peskov told reporters. According to more details of Putin’s big reshuffling via RT: Senators are scheduled to engage in consultations regarding the nominees put forth by the president during committee sessions on May 13 and during a Federation Council meeting on May 14, as announced by the upper house of the Russian parliament.No further alterations have been made to the roster of candidates Putin has submitted for cabinet positions. His nominations include Vladimir Kolokoltsev for the position of interior minister, Alexander Kurenkov for minister of emergency situations, Sergey Lavrov for foreign minister, and Konstantin Chuichenko for justice minister.Denis Manturov, who served as deputy prime minister and head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade during Putin’s last term in office, has been nominated for the position of first deputy prime minister. Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesman, says the Kremlin wanted to appoint an economic official to run the defense ministry after Russia’s security budget ballooned to 6.6 per cent of gross domestic product.“This demands special attention,” he told reporters.— max seddon (@maxseddon) May 12, 2024 And TASS has this further confirmation and backgrounder on Belousov (machine translation)… “Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed the candidacy of Andrei Belousov for the post of Minister of Defense, which was previously held by Sergei Shoigu. This is stated in a message on the Telegram channel of the Federation Council. In the previous government, Belousov worked as first deputy prime minister.” “65-year-old Belousov at various times held the positions of assistant to the head of state Vladimir Putin on economic issues, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, director of the Department of Economics and Finance of the Government of the Russian Federation, general director of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting, and worked at the Russian Academy in 1981-2006 Sciences (until 1991 – USSR Academy of Sciences). From April 30 to May 19, 2020, during Mishustin’s hospitalization with coronavirus infection, Belousov served as acting head of the Cabinet.” Saturday Emergency Broadcast! Globalist Depopulation Operation Exposed By Covid Whistleblower