It's not as if we haven't done this before. in 2003, we recalled Gray Davis.

We have to get this asshole out.

 

I'm thinking Newsome is too popular with the dems and the powers that be.

I'd like to see him gone, but have my doubts.

 

Gavin Newsom




Christian Bale as 'American Psycho' Patrick Bateman

 

There is already a thread on this subject on the politics sub-forum so why not post one on sexuality too?

Thinskin

 

A bit curious as to why want him out.

 

I didn't like him when he was the mayor in San Francisco, and I dislike him even more as the Governor.
He is one of those elitist politicians that think the rules are for the masses, not for himself. He is just plain shady.

 

He does a lot of things I dislike also. Why do we want to go to the trouble, expense and months of confusion to recall him instead of just electing somebody else shortly?

 

The political left does it all the time when they disagree with an opposing view, just take a gander at Princess Pelosi and her return to political antics.

Get a backbone a get rid of Tyrannical Over Lords....make a political statement kid, stop getting rolled by the tyrants.

 

Google it, Mister Helpless. I'm guessing you have no dog in this fight. Have you ever heard his name before? Have you heard nothing?

Educating you is not even number 1,000 on my list of things I feel like doing.

 

"Confuse the public"...from democrat propaganda...WTF!...This alone should be enough for a recall

California ignores public records request, keeps coronavirus data hidden
State health officials have said releasing the data would confuse the public​

Gov. Gavin Newsom, despite months-long promises of transparency in his coronavirus decisions, has been keeping secret the data his administration is using to drive state-implemented lockdowns.

On May 28, the Center for American Liberty (CAL) filed a public records request to the California Health and Human Services (CHHS) Agency seeking the science and data that Newsom used to drive lockdown decisions from Oct. 1, 2019 until that day. CAL executive director Mark Trammell said the state had pointed the CAL back to the state website, and withheld other data under a "deliberative process" exception, used to exempt the state from its duty to release public records.

Under Newsom’s lockdown order, indoor religious services are strictly forbidden. Trammell said they had, for example, requested data explaining why such services were forbidden while other retailers remained open. "If it’s safe enough to go to a marijuana dispensary or Macy’s or Costco that same standard should apply to parishioners in our congregation they should be able to sep in pews and wear a mask," Trammell told Fox News in an interview.

On Friday, The Associated Press released a report detailing the secrecy shrouding one of the longest and most stringent lockdowns in the country.

State health officials have said releasing the data would confuse the public.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ca...records-request-keeps-coronavirus-data-hidden

 

So how's that recall going? A million already. Out of 22 million registered voters. 11 million of which voted for Biden.

 

Aint over till the fat lady sings...but I'm kinda curious what Gavin is hiding when State health officials have said releasing covid data would confuse the public....Confuse the public?...I'm confused by that statement ...

I know if a former administration had said that, ...lefties would be , as well as

 

China starts a virus and Gavin pays 1B for masks...nice, ...masks made in China to protect against the china virus...nicer

A China-based firm scored a $1B N95 mask contract with California. A document trove shows how.
A trove of 848 pages of documents was obtained by government watchdog group Judicial Watch​

California Gov. Gavin Newsom held back details from the public and lawmakers about a $990 million state N95 mask contract with a China-based firm scrutinized by Congress.

But now, a trove of 848 pages of documents is available to the public, obtained by government watchdog group Judicial Watch. The documents provide details on how the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services selected BYD to make 300 million face masks for protection against COVID-19, a virus that originated in Wuhan.

Earlier this year, state legislators tried to press Newsom to provide details about the deal, as one senior Democratic lawmakers called the deal "murky."

The documents—mostly emails—show the role of lobbyists in arranging the deal and that California deviated from normal procedures in awarding the contract.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/china-firm-mask-contract-california-document-trove

 

Recall organizers say they have collected have reached 1.2 million signatures toward the 1.5 million petition signatures needed to place the recall on the ballot, and they have until mid-March to hit the required threshold.

Rescue CA has a goal of getting in enough signatures to help the effort get to 2 million signatures. 1.5 million validated signatures are required to qualify a recall for a special election, according to Anne Dunsmore, Campaign manager and finance director, Rescue California. Currently the Secretary of State has confirmed that the signatures have been 84% valid.

Rescue CA has raised $1.7 million dollars towards its goal of $2.5 million with over 9000 contributors, Dunsmore said on Good Morning San Diego.

 

Newsom to Ditch California’s Stay-at-Home Order as Explosive Spike Starts to Ease
https://www.thedailybeast.com/newso...-home-order-as-explosive-spike-starts-to-ease

 

Afraid of being recalled...Bread and Circuses

 

No, it's because the Holiday Surge is winding down.

 

I'm sure that it's nothing more than an coinincidental set of circumstances that the lock down will be lifted as the signatures gain momentum for a well needed recall.


Gov. Newsom lifts Calif. lockdown orders amid mounting backlash

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 11:19 AM PT – Monday, January 25, 2020
As the Golden State’s economy suffers under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s unpredictable lockdown mandates, many business owners have challenged him and are fighting to regain economic freedom.

On Sunday, Jim Desmond, the supervisor of San Diego’s Fifth District, took aim at the lack of clarity on Newsom’s restrictions, which has prevented residents from planning ahead and left businesses scrambling to rehire.

Desmond has previously criticized the Democrat governor’s response to the pandemic as the state has enacted some of the toughest mandates in the nation, yet reports some of the highest numbers of outbreaks and overall cases.

“I don’t think lockdowns have been working. Ever since the lockdown went in place, in mid-November, our numbers have been escalating exponentially,” he stated. “You know, maybe they’ve got a magic lamp or something, I don’t know.”

Desmond also warned state officials are now going on the offensive and are actively seeking out businesses that remain open to levy fines rather than responding to complaints.

This came after Newsom’s Health and Human Services secretary, Mark Ghali, admitted Los Angeles’ previous outdoor dining ban had nothing to do with an immediate public health threat posed by restaurants, but rather was a means to force people into staying home.

“So the decision to include, among other sectors, outdoor dining…in limiting that…turning to restaurants to deliver and provide takeout options instead, really has to do with the goal of trying to keep people at home,” Ghali expalined. “…Not a comment on the relative safety of outdoor dining.”

The unpredictability of pandemic mandates has also faced push-back from numerous restaurant owners who argue the state’s public Health Department has failed to show scientific proof that outdoor dining is more dangerous than shopping at an indoor mall or working on a film set.

In a recent interview, a restaurant owner in Southern California described the first shut down as “really bad” and the second shutdown as “devastating.”



In the midst of this, the campaign to recall Newsom has continued to gain steam. Over the weekend, Rescue California campaign manager Anne Dunsmore said Californians are growing increasingly tired of living under Newsom’s seemingly arbitrary COVID-19 restrictions.


“They’re out of business, they’re homeschooling their kids, they can’t go to work because they’re taking care of their kids at school,” she stated. “He’s in a much worse situation than Gray Davis was when he was recalled from office in 2003.”


Dunsmore added, nearly 1.25 million signatures have already been collected from concerned California residents. Meanwhile, the deadline for the campaign to collect 1.5 million signatures has been extended to March 17, 2021.

 

California is speaking ​

Recall Newsom campaign reaches enough signatures to potentially trigger special election
More than 1.5 million people have signed the petition, more than the required amount, Fox News has confirmed.​

Organizers of a campaign to recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom say they have obtained the required number of signatures to trigger a special election.

The secretary of state's office will need to process the signatures and determine if they are valid.

Randy Economy, the senior adviser and official media spokesman for Recall Gavin 2020, told Fox News on Saturday that the campaign has received around 1,509,000 signatures -- more than the required amount. Organizers said they expect to have 1.6 million signatures by Sunday.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/recall-newsom-campaign-signatures-special-election