L.A. group wants sex offenders to be included in Prop 57’s early release

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The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (Yes, that’s a thing) claims that state prison officials have undermined Prop 57’s parole process, by not including sex offenders for consideration for early release. Full Article

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Sloppy propaganda. Casting unfounded aspersions on Janice isn’t going to work.

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And this is exactly why I quit listening to KFI, and why I think John and Ken are a couple of complete idiots! A few years back, I heard George Runner on their show say very clearly that he doesn’t believe sex offenders should have a right to live anywhere and that as far as he’s concerned “all sex offenders should be down in a ditch somewhere out in the desert.” This is the same man who authored the bill that led to urinating in public to be a registerable offense in California, and here he is saying that that same person who is convicted under this law should be in that predicament. And the idiots John and Ken agreed without challenging him on this.

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Batty Belluci?? Fu** You! If it wasn’t for Janice everyone of us ex sex offenders would be living under a bridge with GPS monitoring for life a** hole. Families would be torn apart and no one would care, just like your sorry a**. So put a sock in it and read some facts before you speak next time punk!! Thank you for everything Janice, you are a blessing from God to all of us.

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I don’t think it helps us to repost and spread John and Ken’s ignorant posts. It will only raise the article’s standing on Google search’s.

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I can’t believe these two morons are still on the air. I was happy when KFI had sagging ratings over the past several years. I can’t understand why their ratings have actually gone up in the past few months. Maybe Trump election aftermath? That station is horrible. KFI’s parent company, iHeart (formerly known as Clear Channel), is drowning in debt. So they’ll put about anyone on the radio if it will get ratings.
I’m thankful for journalists like Larry Mantle and Warren Olney who actually behave like true journalists when they run their programs!

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