As in my report AprilCaitlin Jenner announced her candidacy for governor of California with the necessary sensation and star power of the Kardashian machine.
Four months later, Jenner is now behind. Opinion polls show Jenner’s turnout rate is one percent.From below May 6%:
Caitlin Jenner’s campaign was considered after the fact in a poll and fell into financial distress, and announced its first city hall event in Pasadena on Saturday.
It is not clear if it will be available. pic.twitter.com/3BxhPNE4Lw
— Rob Pyers (@rpyers) August 24, 2021
For the former Olympic gold medalist Ten Beauties, this is not a good-looking look.
If Jenner stays in the state to participate in the campaign, Jenner may have reached this point, but Jenner’s choice to leave California to shoot will not do him any good. Australia Big Brother.
Are you serious about doing reality shows in the campaign? seriously! 🧐
— Joe SH (@joey7421) August 25, 2021
However, Jenner returned like a robber and continued to rally her supporters, saying that it was not over yet. Jenner was right: a lot of things could happen in the 15 days before the special election on September 14. If question 1 is resolved with a 50 + 1 “yes” vote, then a majority of question 2 will win the game.Talking radio host and political expert Larry Elder’s recall of the entrance to the governor’s campaign, and the traditional media’s struggle to find a Elder scandal Having legs also weakened Jenner’s media appeal. People like to watch the impending train wreck, even if it turns out to be just a clown car fender bender.
Earlier this month, POLITICO Report Jenner’s campaign has been heavily indebted, spending more than income.
Documents show that Caitlyn Jenner’s governor’s campaign was heavily in debt, and the celebrity and former Olympian are struggling to make progress in the California recall race.
From Jenner’s election to the end of July, the campaign raised approximately US$747,000 and spent approximately US$910,000. Her campaign left approximately US$156,000 in unpaid bills and approximately US$21,000 in funds for the key finals of the competition. stage.
Jenner doesn’t run like someone with a deficit, because she visited San Francisco with a high profile, discussed homelessness, visited the Youth LGBTQ Center, and contacted the Cabin Republicans (a political group focused on LGBTQ). Seek support.However, it would be wise to continue to raise funds for a luxurious campaign dinner, according to Hollywood life, Which is exactly what Jenner chose to do.
The magazine described it as a “super secret” campaign fundraising dinner, which was filled with gift bags filled with expensive olive oil, chocolate and scented candles. Famous guests in attendance included Drupinski. Turn a stone into gold? Cloth napkins with Jenner campaign logo:
With celebrity guests such as Drupinski With Caitlin’s friend Sophia Hutchins There were a few special moments that stood out in the evening. “The most memorable moment was when the band asked Caitlin for a song, she said she wanted to listen to the national anthem,” Amanda said. “Everyone stood up, sang together, and waved the linen’Caitlyn napkin’ in the air. It was an exciting and very patriotic moment that really set the tone for the night.”
In the profile of recalled candidates, Los Angeles Times Severely dismissed Jenner, leading her to post a rebuttal on Twitter:
I am the most serious candidate in this game.this @latimes It completely distorted my intentions and interests.I work tirelessly to establish contact with citizens and believe in a government governed by citizens rather than a government of special interests #RecallGavinNewsom
-Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) August 24, 2021
However, one might argue that the most serious candidates in the campaign are those who have not ruined their vanity TV series campaign. Jenner should also reconsider participating in these debates.
Just say…
Jenner is using the final weeks of the recall election to step up his campaign. This weekend, she hosted a town hall event in Pasadena.
Yesterday I was very happy to talk to such a diverse crowd. There is real enthusiasm for this recall. No matter where we go, the media attention is amazing. pic.twitter.com/buKzbbLxzl
-Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) August 29, 2021
according to Los Angeles Daily, And images, the “crowd” is less than 40 people (including the media), “diversity” is a problem:
With the country’s Election recalled in two weeks, The recall candidate Caitlin Jenner appeared in the Southern California campaign on Saturday, August 28, targeting Governor Gavin Newson, whose work was pending in the September 14 election.
The 71-year-old Jenner was far behind in the pre-recall polls, but her appearance in Pasadena marked the end of a week for some recall candidates in the Los Angeles area, who took turns criticizing Newsom in the finals for the pandemic. The behavior during the period sprinted to the recall election.
On Saturday, about three dozen supporters came to the California Ballroom at Hilton Pasadena to take photos, listen to Jenner’s speech, and ask questions in a place known as the City Hall.
Almost no one there https://t.co/kSnhlLd9Ef
-Fiffany Vlomstone (@blawwwdamn) August 30, 2021
I see a person of color on the right in the back? Am i missing something?
— Lynn Jabs (@lynnjabs) August 30, 2021
This is California, this is a special recall election-so anything is possible. However, what Jenner’s transformation can best confirm is that celebrity popularity and media access alone cannot guarantee your leading position.
As I said in “Mother Bear Memories, Part 3” article,
What makes me encouraged is that voters are not only motivated, but they also understand the situation. They are going to the candidate website; they are watching Kevin Paffrath’s video and are following the debate. They will go to the assembly and share research and information about the candidate for question 2 with friends and family so that they can have the greatest impact on the “yes” of question 1.
A person attending the Jenna Pasadena City Hall said:
Christine Christopher, a Republican from Pasadena, said she was here to hear what Jenner had to say, hoping it would help her decide whether to vote for Jenner or one of the other candidates she prefers. one.
Christopher said: “When she jumped on the boat for the first time, I was totally Caitlin.” “But then others jumped in. I (think) I have to take a good look at this.”
I am proud of my fellow Californians, who are choosing who will do the best for California, not just be fooled by bright, shiny objects.
