California Democrats are in full panic mode. The race for governor is in shambles, and the frontrunner isn’t even a candidate — it’s “Not Sure.” Yes, more Californians are willing to say they have no clue who should run their state than pick from the sorry list of Democrats. And can anyone blame them? After years of Gavin Newsom’s failed liberal leadership, the only thing certain is that voters are tired of the same old empty promises.
Meanwhile, the Republican contender, Steve Hilton, is making waves even in a state dominated by left-wing nonsense. The progressive machine is grinding its gears, desperately urging Democrats to drop out and clear the path for Eric Swalwell. But those egos are just too big — nobody wants to step aside. As a result, California’s one-party monopoly is cracking, giving Republicans an opening they haven’t had in twenty years.
Let’s be honest, California is speeding off a cliff. The Medicare system is being plundered by crooks, Newsom’s energy insanity is threatening the economy (which the governor treats like his own personal trophy), and his wife is collecting millions for her “woke” pet projects. This is what progressive “leadership” looks like — a mess of fraud, hypocrisy, and elitist self-dealing.
And Swalwell? The Democrats’ desperate pick can’t even prove that California is his true home base, with a lawsuit now challenging if he’s eligible to run at all. Even some Democrats are holding their noses at the thought of supporting him. That’s what happens when you spend more time in D.C. cozying up to power brokers than standing up for people back home.
Voters in California finally have a shot to break free from the radical left’s grip. For years, they’ve watched their towns slip into chaos while Democrats get fat off special interests and globalist handouts. Now there’s a real alternative on the ballot—a Republican with the guts to fight for California’s future. But the only real question is—after everything Democrats have done to run this state into the ground, will voters finally say enough is enough?
Source: Townhall
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