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   From: nobody_calls_them_that@karen.dumbass   
      
   Dec 27 - Gavin Newsom fraud, California fraud scandals, and government   
   waste take center stage in Warped Vinyl Studios’ newest satirical   
   release, “The Beverly Fraudbilly.” This political parody song skewers   
   the mounting allegations of fraud, mismanagement, and reckless spending   
   tied to California Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration, as audit   
   reports, investigations, and media coverage continue to raise serious   
   questions about oversight in the Golden State.   
      
   “The Beverly Fraudbilly” takes aim at California’s most notorious   
   spending failures — from the EDD unemployment fraud disaster, where   
   billions were paid out improperly, to the California high-speed rail   
   boondoggle, where roughly $18 billion has been spent with no completed   
   track connecting major cities. The song highlights a pattern of   
   ballooning budgets, broken promises, and taxpayer money vanishing into   
   bureaucratic black holes, all wrapped in classic Warped Vinyl Studios   
   satire. As new examples of California government waste and financial   
   mismanagement surface, the track jokingly suggests that California’s   
   fraud problem makes other state scandals look like child’s play.   
      
   Produced by Warped Vinyl Studios, this release blends sharp political   
   humor with catchy parody songwriting, calling out the hypocrisy,   
   excuses, and deflection that often follow large-scale government   
   failures. While Gavin Newsom continues to position himself as a national   
   political figure, critics argue these ongoing California fraud issues,   
   audit findings, and cost overruns tell a very different story — and “The   
   Beverly Fraudbilly” puts that story to music.   
      
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja1BMZ1qyK0   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)