I now live in Austin, TX which used to be the lone liberal hang out but Houston and Dallas are starting to get inundated with California libs who don’t go native once they get here. The one CA transplant I do like is our new police chief but, in general, the push to the left seems to be a depressingly irresistible force.

When your vote is canceled by illegal immigrants, when judges overturn the peoples initiatives, when politicians support the “rights” of non-citizens over the well being of the state Democracy is in big trouble.

NO.

Read up on what we have written. He is not even close to being a second class citizen. The people who do this quite often never visit the business in question. They file a lawsuit that cannot be dismissed without the services of a $5000 lawyer. One of the victims of these guys had to sell his wife’s jewelry to pay the judgment. Another guy claimed he couldn’t reach the “take a number please” machine. The business knew this and had an employee on hand to hand out numbers to everyone, but the guy sued. Security video showed no one in the store that day in a wheel chair, so whoever visited the store wasn’t even handicapped. Enduring a towel dispenser set an inch or so out of the code doesn’t make you “second class citizen”, it means a screwdriver needs to be used to reset the dispenser. The Handicapped code in California was enforced before the legislature finished writing it, so there are thousands of “legal” handicapped installations that don’t meet the code as it was formally adopted. First they force the property owner to make tens of thousands of dollars of changes to their property and then they encourage them to get sued if anything doesn’t fit the lawyers interpretation of the code. One lawyer in Irvine made $2 million dollars suing businesses under this law, and as far as anyone can tell, none of that money went to a handicapped person.