Now, now Luis, let's not be calling folks names. I did have a few dear friends here call me dam fool, idiot, a t supporter although I never vote, moocher, looking for handouts, club hopper, look in the mirror Jack, and now my favorite of all, a man crush with the Master Jedi wizard coach, the Great TadI always liked you Luis. Welcome back. How's the camp looking for Monday?
Gavin Newsom’s $3.7 Million Estate Was Gifted to Him in 2019; 3 Months Later He Got a $2.7 Million Tax Free Cash-Out
Posted at 5:00 pm on July 25, 2020 by Jennifer Van Laar
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Gavin Newsom’s $3.7 million, 12,000 square foot mansion, on 8+ acres along the American River in Sacramento, was the area’s most expensive home sale in 2018
The gated estate consists of a 6 bedroom/10 bath home, a guest house, a pool, a tennis court, and a wine cave
An LLC registered to Newsom’s cousin, long-time business partner, and Co-President of PlumpJack, Jeremy Scherer, paid cash for the estate in December 2018
Newsom’s spox, though, claimed in Jan 2019 that it was Newsom who’d paid cash for the home – puzzling, since Newsom still carried a $3.2 million mortgage on his prior home
In Oct 2019 the LLC gifted the home to the Newsoms free and clear, claiming Newsom was a member of the LLC to avoid a $4,000 Transfer Tax
In January 2020 the Newsoms received $2.7 million tax-free when they obtained a cash-out refinance
Newsom’s financial disclosure forms don’t mention the LLC or the gifts, which far exceed the $500 limit
In 2003, Newsom was cited for failing to disclose $11 million in real estate and business loans
One thing that’s become extraordinarily clear to Californians in 2020 is that there’s one set of rules for Gov. Gavin Newsom, and there’s another set of rules for the rest of us. He preaches that we’re all in this together and that we have to sacrifice to “meet this moment,” yet he’s not missing a paycheck.
As California businesses struggle, he sends a $1 billion contract for masks to a Chinese company. When he shut down wineries throughout 80 percent of California, he kept his open.
While the dream of owning a home is increasingly out of reach for California’s families, it appears that Newsom received a $3.7 million estate from an LLC owned by his cousin then, a few months later took out a $2.695 million (tax-free) cash-out mortgage on it — and didn’t report the gift on any of his financial disclosure forms.
Yes, it’s clear that Gavin Newsom doesn’t live by the same rules the rest of us do. It’s good to be king.
During the eight years that Gavin Newsom served as California’s Lieutenant Governor, he and his family still lived a few hours from Sacramento, in their $4.5 million Bay Area compound. Throughout the 2018 gubernatorial campaign, he wouldn’t commit to moving his family to the capital. Days before his January 7, 2019 swearing-in ceremony, Newsom announced that the family would be moving into the Governor’s Mansion — which wasn’t true at all. Unbeknownst to the public, an LLC owned by Newsom’s cousin had already purchased an estate in Fair Oaks on December 21, 2018, for the Governor’s family to live in, for $3.7 million cash.
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Latest studies seem to suggest that a person's antibodies for covid-19 last about 3 months. So there you go. We need a vaccine before any real "herd immunity" can happen. Then just like the seasonal flu, a covid vaccine shot every year.Any discussion about mathematical equations related to herd immunity at this point in the pandemic is premature.
"Let’s say the R0 for COVID-19 is 2.5, meaning each infected person infects, on average, two and a half other people (a common estimate). In that case, the herd immunity threshold for COVID-19 is 0.6, or 60%. That means the virus will spread at an accelerating rate until, on average across different places, 60% of the population becomes immune."
The Tricky Math of Herd Immunity for COVID-19
Herd immunity differs from place to place, and many factors influence how it’s calculated.www.quantamagazine.org
Antibodies aren't the be-all, end-all.
www.biocentury.com
You make way too much sense, just stop.@Luis Andres Look at the demographics compared to LA County
Sweden Demographics Profile
www.indexmundi.com
They dont have a huge Hispanic population living on top of one another and they also dont have a huge african american population that has underlying health conditions. Black/Hispanic have been the hardest hit in California.
The fast spread of the virus in places such as california,texas and florida is due to over population and an un healthy community. You just cant control it. Too many people.
Sweden has so much more then we do working in their favor that naturally brings the numbers down.
You might want to learn how to make pictures smaller before posting. The Sweden experiment was defined a failure. Done. Next
www.bbc.com
No offense but your arguments tend to not make sense a nd you reference what my argument is that is not true. I see a rabbit hole that I am not going down.
You constantly speak as an authority in COVID yet I rarely if ever see you present evidence for the absolutes you present. Therefore, I can't even contemplate what you are saying because they are just words with no meaning.
I hope you are correct. That will mean none of the other countries with lower rates of deaths/cases will have new surges in the fall and early next year. Unfortunately, this thing isn't close to being over. When it is, we'll have plenty of time to assess successes and failures. The obvious failure is that Sweden and to a greater extent, NYC, definitely messed up with their nursing homes.
A better way to say it is it takes me too long to decipher what your point is and I lose patience.
I am not sure the connection you are trying to make between new surges in the fall and early next year and Sweden. The countries with lower rates of deaths/cases have implemented various levels of interventions and monitoring.
Yes, something is going on. In Sweden, this article estimates R = 0.6 and the testing indicates 17.6% of the 140,000 tested has antibodies. It appears to be some combination of immunity and social distancing.
www.euronews.com
Apparently I am not the only one to make the link....if you go to the link and click on each line it will show you what order was put in place.
coronavirus.jhu.edu
R is not constant, but you know that. I won't bore you with the details.
