Feds swoop in to fix LA disaster as Newsom and Bass get exposed for years of failure

For years now, Los Angeles has looked more and more like a scene straight out of a disaster movie. Tents cover the sidewalks, people are left to suffer in broad daylight, and Skid Row has become the poster child for liberal failure. And who do we have to thank? Career Democrats like Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass, who keep making excuses while the city spirals out of control.

Here’s the truth—while Newsom and Bass love to play political games, they have hamstrung local officials at every turn. Instead of working to fix real problems, they compete for woke points and obsess over their image with big donors. The people on the ground, left suffering in tent cities, are the ones paying the price for this incompetence.

This week, these same Democrats embarrassed themselves yet again. They twisted President Trump’s words at a rally and pretended he was cheering for Los Angeles and San Diego to be destroyed. They raised their fists and claimed only they could “protect” our cities from so-called abandonment. But the real abandonment has been going on for years—by their own hands.

While the left howls about imagined threats and tries to distract voters, it’s the federal government that had to step in and do their job. Think about that: after years of empty promises and failed policy experiments, it took the feds to come in and finally take action on LA’s Skid Row crisis. Newsom and Bass put ideology above results, and they humiliate themselves by playing the victim every time their failures are called out.

So, who’s really fighting for everyday Americans? It’s not the privileged elites in Sacramento or City Hall, pretending to care while letting the city rot. It’s those willing to cut through the noise and get things done. Maybe it’s time Californian voters start asking themselves—how much longer are they going to let liberal politicians run their cities into the ground?

Source: Redstate


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