California votes to double down on bad, left-wing policy outcomes
California has spent years telling the rest of the country what good governance looks like. Now it is showing everyone what happens when voters refuse to accept change, no matter the results. The lesson is simple: In a state that is this committed to a particular ideological philosophy, failure is not grounds for reconsideration.
- ▪California has spent years telling the rest of the country what good governance looks like.
- ▪Now it is showing everyone what happens when voters refuse to accept change, no matter the results.
- ▪The lesson is simple: In a state that is this committed to a particular ideological philosophy, failure is not grounds for reconsideration.
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California has spent years telling the rest of the country what good governance looks like. Now it is showing everyone what happens when voters refuse to accept change, no matter the results. The lesson is simple: In a state that is this committed to a particular ideological philosophy, failure is not grounds for reconsideration. It becomes a reason to double down. Recommended Stories Inside Scoop: Data center debate, empathy gone wild, Talarico’s woke past Inside Scoop: Working-class zeros, Courting Disaster, Nevada’s big gamble Socialist primary wins could complicate Jeffries’ path to the speaker’s gavel The state’s June primaries made two things abundantly clear.
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