Author Archives: The Goomba Gazette

Blockbuster blizzard is slamming California with 12 feet of snow possible, 100-mph wind gusts The prolonged extreme snowfall and winds up to 140 miles an hour mean 6 to 12 feet of snow could bury parts of the mountains in … Continue reading →

Federal judge rules on new Arizona voting laws requiring proof of citizenship In 2022, then-Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, signed the measures into law, prompting criticism from voting activists “Considering the evidence as a whole, the court concludes that Arizona’s … Continue reading →

Here’s what California’s radical reparations plan will cost taxpayers About 2 million Black Californians are estimated to be eligible for reparations payments How do you give away money you don’t have?? California lawmakers are nonetheless moving forward. Recently, legislators introduced proposals that … Continue reading →

Leaving ‘hotel California’: Business owners torn over exodus share stories of ‘how bad’ things really are 67% of California employers want to move their HQ out of Golden State, RedBalloon reports And they were considering running this bum for president … Continue reading →

Obama DHS secretary admits border surge is a nationwide crisis, urges lawmakers to pass bipartisan border bill Jeh Johnson told ‘FOX & Friends’ it would be a ‘tragedy’ if lawmakers failed to pass the bipartisan border bill It is absolutely … Continue reading →

Jeopardy!’ under fire over ‘woke’ question about pronouns Host Ken Jennings read a clue about pronouns ‘xem/xyrs/xemself’ on Monday’s episode In the category “Speech! Parts of Speech!,” one of the contestants selected the $600 clue, which, as host Ken Jennings … Continue reading →

McCarthy details what Biden’s really like behind closed doors: ‘Sticks to the cards’ Biden is the oldest serving president in American history https://www.foxbusiness.com/media/mccarthy-details-bidens-really-like-behind-closed-doors-sticks-to-cards Joey, the puppet/robot, is so senile he cannot think for himself and has to rely on the … Continue reading →