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The San Francisco origins of 1978’s Jonestown Massacre. Why California can’t count votes. Democrats wake up to the “political terrorism” of government unions. L.A. County’s $7 million food cart.

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The San Francisco origins of 1978’s Jonestown Massacre, why California can’t count votes, L.A. County’s $7 million food cart, and more.{ai:summary}The podcast discusses the origins of the 1978 Jonestown Massacre and raises concerns about California's slow vote counting process. It also highlights political dynamics, including a poll showing Kamala Harris's advantage and a GOP candidate's success in a traditionally Democratic area.Additionally, it covers a $7 million L.A. County program for food carts that has yet to deliver. The conversation touches on government unions and their influence on politics, as well as proposed solutions to California's home insurance crisis. #politics

Drinking the California Kool-Aid

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