Emails Show FBI Director Kash Patel’s Hawaii Trip Included ‘VIP Snorkel’ at a Pearl Harbor Memorial.

[drudge X]

Who defended the California insurance commissioner’s travel?

Who?? Are you serious? Had Newsom condemned this, the commissioner would be fired long ago.

 

[Marener]

Who?? Are you serious? Had Newsom condemned this, the commissioner would be fired long ago.

It’s an elected position. Newsom can’t fire them.

 

[drudge X]

It’s an elected position. Newsom can’t fire them.

Newsom can oust him.

'We feel alone': L.A. fire survivors call for California's insurance commissioner to resign

“We feel alone, we feel forgotten,” one L.A. fire survivor said as she called for Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to step down. The elected Democrat counters that his reforms need time to work.

calmatters.org

 

[Marener]

Newsom can oust him.

'We feel alone': L.A. fire survivors call for California's insurance commissioner to resign

“We feel alone, we feel forgotten,” one L.A. fire survivor said as she called for Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to step down. The elected Democrat counters that his reforms need time to work.

calmatters.org

Nope. The commissioner is an elected official that can only be removed via impeachment or recall vote.

 

[konradv]

No, just pointing out at your selective outrage.

Selective outrage? You MAGAts kill me!

 

[eagle1462010]

Guess the Hammer Heads didnt eat them. When I was there and temp stayed on Ford Island we would see Hammerhead Sharks there all the time.

 

[eagle1462010]

• Breeding Ground: The shallow waters of Kaneohe Bay, which is near Ford Island, are crucial breeding areas for Scalloped hammerhead sharks (known as mano kihikihi in Hawaiian).
• Seasonal Activity: Adult sharks visit these shallow waters to give birth, with high activity recorded in May and June.
• Presence Near Ford Island: There have been reports and sightings of large hammerhead sharks (12–15 feet) in the waters around Ford Island, specifically near the docks.
• Threat Level: While baby hammerheads are common in the bay, their presence sometimes attracts larger, predatory sharks, prompting caution in the area.