Since several RedState editors and writers are from California, a recall contest is underway to possibly drive Governor Gavin Newsom out of the house. As Jennifer Oliver O’Connell reported yesterday, Desperate performance Newsom has nothing to say about his confidence that he can avoid being deported.
(related Gavin Newsom continues to implode because the Californians are expecting his resignation)
Newsom was recently spotted cleaning up trash in a homeless camp and roared in a video on his mobile phone about how unfair life is, if that can tell you his mentality. He waved frantically, trying to find a problem to unite enough people to keep him.
But if these latest figures are correct, he is finished. The following poll is not from the entire state of California, but from Los Angeles County of the Democratic Party.
new: @Justin Wolin 1 / J. Wallin Opinion Research (R)
California governor recall election (Los Angeles County only)
Keep 49%
Recall rate 41%650 LV | 7 / 23-7 / 28https://t.co/7GkKV2nIQT
-PPUSA (@PollProjectUSA) August 13, 2021
The normal warning applies to this is a Republican poll, but even if it is 10-15 percentage points behind, this is a bad performance for Newsom. The governor won Los Angeles County with 71% of the vote in 2018.
Remember, the issue of Newsom’s removal is not a contest between him and others. Instead, the question is: should he be removed from office? If he loses that vote, he is out.Then choose from the available candidates, whether it’s Kevin Keeley, Larry Elder, Or someone else.
Newsom is now proposing a new blockade idea and has re-implemented the rule of wearing masks in response to the increasing number of COVID cases in his state. In my opinion, he also opened the door to close the school again, which will only make his prospects more dangerous. Add in the bipartisan outrage over AB5 (the law that basically prohibits subcontracting) and the out-of-control homelessness and crime, and you will understand why even in one of the deepest blue states in the federal state, the Democratic governor Seems to be guided.
California may not vote for Republicans to run for president in the short term, but there is still some merit. This will be an important first step towards reversing some of the terrible problems that Californians have had to deal with in the past decade. But in the end, voters must make a decision and be responsible for the consequences. If they do not, the pain will continue. Let us hope they do.
