G Votes, gas and homes

ot my official California voter guide maybe 10 days ago got my official California voter ballot 5 days ago mailed it 3 days ago and today I get my official California sample ballot. I guess this is the official way you vote in a liberal state, been getting them this way for at least the last 3 voting cycles. I’ve been voting absentee for at least 20 years because of my work then retirement. Just seems like a waste of mailing if you get the sample after you vote.

So the city fathers in Lancaster want to lower the speed limit on certain streets. Why don’t they just let the sheriff enforce the existing limits? I haven’t seen a car pulled over in the antelope valley for speeding in years.

Why is it that Palmdale has to vote by districts for their city council members but Lancaster still votes at large for their council members?

Never seen the valley this smokey in my 66 years of living here. But I guess that’s what you get for liberal progressive forest management.

I see that some of our California mayors don’t want new homes built with nasty old natural gas now. Average California home uses around $560 a year for cooking and heating with gas same home with electric for heating and cooking is approximately $1,160. They say it is because of climate change and particulates being released when cooking. But I read if you don’t have an exhaust fan both gas and electric cooking release the same amount of particulates.

And the effect on climate change is negligible.

Steve Brewer

Rosamond