Posted on 07/03/2020 7:56:32 PM PDT by hapnHal
CALIFORNIA Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday ordered wineries in 19 counties to close amid surging coronavirus cases — but his own winery and tasting room remains open.
Newsom made the announcement after the Golden State reported a nearly 50 percent increase in COVID-19 cases over the past two weeks.Indoor operations at restaurants, wineries, and tasting rooms, family entertainment centers, movie theaters, zoos, museums, and cardroom gambling businesses were ordered to close down.
The updated coronavirus restrictions apply to 19 counties, including Los Angeles, that have been on the state’s monitoring list because of an increasing number of cases for three straight days.
But, as noted by California’s KMPH-TV, Newsom’s winery and tasting room in Napa Valley — PlumpJack Wines — is still open.The winery's website explains Newsom found PlumpJack Wines in 1992 as his first business.
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Gov. Nuisance owns a business??? Sheeeeyit. I'll bet he doesn't know the first thing about running the winery.
Think someone should pour a glass of wine over Governor Newsom’s head?
All the wineries should go protest his winery.
Burn it to the ground. It seems to be the answer to all disagreements.
we need to execute the hypocrite emperors and empresses
i am not joking
this country is seriously going down the sh1tter
we are losing freedoms to tyrants
cops are more or less arresting people defending themsleves from rioters and protestors and any pissed off black person starting shiite with any white people
this crap has to end
its going to boil down to us or them and they’ve started racking up points with help from our libtard orwellian overlords and the cops just wait to arrest those protecting themselves from the mobs
The godless, vile, demonic Botoxian has taught him quite well.
Rules for thee but not for me.
Typical democrat/liberal/communist.
But I repeat myself.
Drink to this..........
In 2007, Newsom publicly apologized for having an affair in 2005 with Ruby Rippey Gibney, who was his commission appointments secretary. At the time, she was married to Alex Tourk, Newsom’s campaign manager, and known as Ruby Rippey-Tourk. Newsom was separated from his first wife, Kimberly Guilfoyle, when the affair occurred.
Spiders have eight legs. Sort of discrimitory against those of us with only four limbular appendages, don’t you think?
Nancy Pelosi’s too since its in county he exenpted
Wonder if a Winery owners like Newsom and Pelosi realize that the Marists mobs they support will come for them next.
From the valley. If you are going to recognize the questionability of this move of closing the San Joaquin Valley wineries, then you need to have one fact. Newsom’s winery is in Napa Valley, well north and west of the San Joaquin Valley.
The San Joaquin Valley has five million acres of irrigated farmlands planted to cotton, grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts and wine grapes. By far the largest producing area in the state, the San Joaquin Valley accounts for more than 50 percent of the total state winegrape crush. There are more than 30 wineries and five AVAs.
The majority of wine, table and raisin grapes in California are grown in this Valley. French Colombard is the leading variety with over 28,000 acres. Chardonnay is the second most planted grape with 16,000 acres. The red winegrape with the most acreage is Zinfandel at 14,000 acres.
Get the idea? He closed his competition because he couldn’t compete with them.
rwood
How about gasoline; with a ZIPPO chaser!
Alcoholics gotta drink, you know.
Burn it down
Napa makes superior wines to the Central Valley, maybe not the volume. Not to say necessarily Clown Newsome's winery is any good.
Follow up. Newsome’s winery apparently is $hit per Yelp.
PlumpJack Winery
https://yelp.to/qTKq/eZUgQXCsQ7
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