THE CALIFORNIA REVOLUTION
01
Take back the $83 billion sent to the federal government, cutting off funding to red states and ending wasteful spending by the Trump regime.
Although Newsom threatened to do so, we will ensure it happens.
03
Declare a state of emergency to combat ICE activities and end government kidnapping gangs.
Expand the California State Guard from 900 to 25,000 paid volunteers to observe, publically report, and legally obstruct ICE raids. No more Secret Police in California.
05
Convene a California State Constitutional Convention to make “housing a human right” and give more power to local communities.
Give more power to regions of California so that California is run like a nation with its own states, with their own Governors, elected local assemblies, powers, responsibilities, and limits. Create a constitutionally mandated Department of Social Housing, with an elected chief, that is tasked with building thousands of affordable homes for the public good, and not for profit. With “housing as a human right” enshrined in the constitution, we legally commit the entire State of California to ending homelessness once and for all.
02
Use the $83 billion to fund Cal-Care, a universal healthcare system for all Californians.
Despite Newsom vetoing Cal-Care as “too expensive,” we will pass the Democrats proposal that Newsom did not follow through on.
04
Establish a California Permanent Fund to provide a Universal Basic Income (UBI), modeled after Alaska’s fund,
Establish a California Permanent Fund to provide a Universal Basic Income (UBI), modeled after Alaska’s fund,
01
Take back the $276 billion sent to the federal government, cutting off funding to red states and ending wasteful spending by the Trump regime.
Although Newsom threatened to do so, we will ensure it happens.
03
Declare a state of emergency to combat ICE activities and end government kidnapping gangs.
Expand the California State Guard from 900 to 25,000 paid volunteers to observe, publically report, and legally obstruct ICE raids. No more Secret Police in California.
05
Convene a California State Constitutional Convention to make “housing a human right” and give more power to local communities.
Give more power to regions of California so that California is run like a nation with its own states, with their own Governors, elected local assemblies, powers, responsibilities, and limits. Create a constitutionally mandated Department of Social Housing, with an elected chief, that is tasked with building thousands of affordable homes for the public good, and not for profit. With “housing as a human right” enshrined in the constitution, we legally commit the entire State of California to ending homelessness once and for all.
02
Use the $276 billion to fund Cal-Care, a universal healthcare system for all Californians.
Despite Newsom vetoing Cal-Care as “too expensive,” we will pass the Democrats proposal that Newsom did not follow through on.
04
Establish a California Permanent Fund to provide a Universal Basic Income (UBI) for all residents modeled after Alaska’s permanent fund.
Under it should say: This will ensure economic stability and resilience for workers living paycheck to paycheck who are negatively affected by automation and economic shifts, helping to reduce inequality and boost household security.
06
Temporary Moratorium on the Gas Tax. Write offs for the Gas Tax. Your region sets the rates, and the priorities.
Have a Temporary Moratorium on Gas Taxes because Californians need relief at the pumps- especially rural Californians. Setup a system where lower income Californians can write off their GasTaxes. Develop a system where the regions of California can set the rate- and where their money should go to when it comes to roads and public transit. Sacramento should not be able to set a one size fits all Gas Tax policy.
California Isn`t A One Size Fit All State
California is a diverse state with unique needs and challenges in different regions. Giving more power to local counties and regions can help address these issues more effectively. Let's work towards a more decentralized approach to governance in our great state. Lets have a new California Revolution by putting in a new California Governor by the name of Sean Forbes, who stands up for the California Community against the Trump Regime and the red states who take our money. Let's make California INDEPENDENT.
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What is the California Revolution?
Independence from the Federal Government.
TAKE OUR $276 BILLION BACK FROM TRUMP AND THE RED STATES
Between June 11 and 23, YouGov polled 500 Californian adults for the ICI, a group that says it aims to "educate the public on greater self-governance for California." The survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 5.7 percent.
It found 44 percent of Californians would vote to "declare California's intention to peacefully and legally withdraw from the United States, through negotiation with the federal government."
Who Is Sean Forbes?
Sean Forbes is from Long Beach, California who works as a private investigator who has seen the "inside baseball" of how this state operates from doing over two hundred cases up and down California- and knows what is special about it and what it can actually be achieved if the federal government got out of the way and the state government was not corrupt.
Hailing from Chicago, Illinois he is a transplant like so many of Californians and he sees what the Trump Regime is doing on a day to day basis and what the Newsom Administration can do- but doesn't. As a candidate for Governor, he will make sure that his primary duty as Governor is to make sure that all persons in California are protected from Trump and Company, and beyond that, make sure that the state can achieve above and beyond what the years of Democratic Party rule have done under one party rule.
With the help of the small but growing California National Party, he knows that he can make real change happen despite the Republicans in Washington, DC and the Democrats in Sacramento.
CONTACT
Let’s Fix California with Forbes.
California National Party
1017 L Street #294
Sacramento, CA 95814
(424) 257-1170
