An advertising governor said that in the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the outcome of the California governor’s recall election next month will be a “life and death issue”. Gavin NewsonThe campaign was released on Monday.
The ad contrasts Newsom’s approach to implementing the vaccine requirements with that of his top Republican challenger and conservative radio host Larry Elder.
With the spread of COVID-19 Delta variants and the increase in the number of new virus infections in California, Newsom announced the vaccinations for healthcare workers and implemented a Similar tasks for teachers With school staff, as the children began to return to their classrooms to receive face-to-face instruction. Although Newsom’s campaign to stop the Republican recalls stated in the ad that the Democrats were “protecting California,” it said Elder was encouraging “fatal” conspiracy theories.
“What is at stake in the September 14 recall? It’s a matter of life and death,” a narrator said at the beginning of the 30-second ad.
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The ad later showed Elder posing for a photo with the former president Donald Trump A photo in which two men both gave thumbs up. It also shows a screenshot of a tweet on August 10, in which Elder said that if he is elected as Newsom’s successor, California will have no mask or vaccine regulations.
Speaking of the COVID-19 vaccine, this election recall is a matter of life and death.
Republican leader Larry Elder said he will abolish all vaccine regulations on his first day in office.
Watch our new ad and vote against it by September 14. pic.twitter.com/8KlWlLydWG
-StopTheRepublicanRecall (@StopRepRecall) August 16, 2021
The advertisement referred to Elder as the “top Republican candidate” in the September 14 removal election, and stated that Elder “sells deadly conspiracy theories and will remove vaccine regulations on the first day, threatening school closures and Our recovery.”
It finally encouraged California voters to “stop the spread” and voted against Newsom’s removal.
The ad is the latest example of a comparison between the Democrats and the elders in the Newsom campaign. In a fundraising email distributed last week, Newsom’s campaign team called Elder “an anti-vaccination conspiracy spreader—not the one you want to take up when Delta Air Lines is raging” and determined that Erd is “If Gavin Newson loses this recall, he will become governor.”
Newsom is further targeted During a campaign on August 13, Elder said that Elder was on Trump’s “right.”
Recent public opinion polls show that Elder has been leading the Republican Party to remove challengers since the campaign was launched last month.Elder is one of 46 candidates who will appear in the voting for the recall election, of which 24 are listed as Republicans.
If more than 50% of California voters vote for Newsom’s removal, he will be replaced by the candidate who gets the most votes. This is the second governor’s recall election in the state’s history. The first election resulted in the resignation of Democrat Gray Davis in 2003.
Like many other recall candidates, Elder has been criticizing Newson’s handling of the pandemic and promoting vaccination. After Newsom’s vaccine authorization for school employees, Elder said in a tweet on August 11 that “the governor’s elders” would reverse the situation.He later added in a statement shared with others Weekly newspaper He believes that the decision to vaccinate should be “a matter of choice.”
When commenting on Newsom’s new campaign advertisement, Elder’s campaign team stated that the “constant attacks” on Elder showed that Newsom’s team was worried that he would lose the election.
“The advertising is correct: it is indeed a matter of life and death,” said Ma Ying, director of communications for the Elder campaign. “Under the supervision of Gavin Newsom, California has been plagued by crime, homelessness, rising costs of living, uncontrollable wildfires, water shortages, and authoritarian COVID laws. Recently, the entire historic city Burnt down in the still-raging Dixie fire, thousands of farmers across the state were shut down like water.”
Ma continued: “At the same time, Newsom doesn’t care about the unions representing firefighters, front-line workers, and working-class men and women, and strongly opposes the vaccine regulations that he and his billionaire friends love. To Larry El De’s constant attacks not only reveal the incompetence of Newsom’s camp to defend his poor record, but also worry about them that Newsom will be ousted soon.”
