Is Gavin Newsom the best governor in California history?

Ask him how's the $20 minimum for fast food workers is doing and his answer is very good without providing a shred of data to back it up. When a UC researchers crunched the numbers, workers paid the price. His office response is the $20 an hour lifted workers out of poverty with nothing to show. Let that sink in.
Are you another dipshit who can't read a thread?


 
He sure has been on a roll. California just passed Japan as the 4th largest economy, and that all happened under him.


He has done great he came in inheriting a $21.4 billion surplus and has created a $1.6 trillion dollar debt and wants to add another $6.4 billion to the debt.

He also allowed fraud in the tune of $260 billion.

Newsom is also responsible for these unfinished projects and the costs going through the roof
  • Housing Production: Newsom’s 2018 campaign promise to build 3.5 million homes by 2025 was vastly unmet, with reports indicating only about 13% of that goal was met or in progress by late 2022. As of 2024, the state was considered "wildly off track" on its housing goals.
  • Child Care Slots: The 2026-27 budget proposal indicates a failure to fund 44,000 promised child care slots originally committed in 2021-22.
  • Single-Payer Health Care: A major 2018 campaign proposal to establish a state-funded single-payer healthcare system has not been enacted.
  • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: While Newsom signed legislation to create state-produced generic drugs, the state has not yet entered the pharmaceutical manufacturing business.
  • Water Infrastructure: Critics point to a lack of significant, completed water storage infrastructure despite billions in funding and severe drought, as highlighted by Reform California.
  • High-Speed Rail: The project continues to face criticism as a "failed" project with ongoing, significant delays.
Seems like there is some Newsome failures continue.
 
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Then these are areas where California has fallen under Newsom compared to other states.

Key areas where California dropped in rankings since 2019 include:
  • Homelessness and Housing: California has seen a deepening homelessness crisis, with high-ranking failures in housing affordability and availability.
  • Cost of Living and Taxes: The state has reached the highest cost-of-living burden and highest gas prices in the nation. It is ranked among the worst in the U.S. for high taxes and individual tax burdens.
  • Business and Economy: Ranked poorly for business, California has seen businesses leaving, with a significant rise in unemployment insurance debt, which became a burden on companies.
  • Public Safety and Crime: California's crime rate has been noted as spiking, with rising incidents, contrasting with national trends.
  • Population Migration: California has experienced high levels of out-migration, losing population.
 
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Newsom has been great at wasting money!

On the plus side, it looks like Newsom’s wife has made great gains in changing her position from First Lady to first partner, what a great accomplishment! :laughing0301::laughing0301::laughing0301::laughing0301::laughing0301::laughing0301::laughing0301:
 
Ask him how's the $20 minimum for fast food workers is doing and his answer is very good without providing a shred of data to back it up. When a UC researchers crunched the numbers, workers paid the price. His office response is the $20 an hour lifted workers out of poverty with nothing to show. Let that sink in.



• California fast food workers experienced substantial wage increases. Immediately after the new minimum wage went into effect, hourly wages for California fast food workers increased by at least $2.50, and the share of California fast food workers earning less than $20/hour declined by about 60 percentage points.


We find no evidence that wage increases had unintended consequences on staffing, scheduling, or wage theft. In response to the sizeable wage increase for California fast food workers, we do not find evidence that employers turned to understaffing or reduced scheduled work hours to offset the increased labor costs. Rather, weekly work hours stayed about the same for California fast food workers, and levels of understaffing appeared to ease. We also find that unstable scheduling practices and wage theft were unaffected by the wage increase.

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Then these are areas where California has fallen under Newsom compared to other states.

Key areas where California dropped in rankings since 2019 include:
  • Homelessness and Housing: California has seen a deepening homelessness crisis, with high-ranking failures in housing affordability and availability.
  • Cost of Living and Taxes: The state has reached the highest cost-of-living burden and highest gas prices in the nation. It is ranked among the worst in the U.S. for high taxes and individual tax burdens.
  • Business and Economy: Ranked poorly for business, California has seen businesses leaving, with a significant rise in unemployment insurance debt, which became a burden on companies.
  • Public Safety and Crime: California's crime rate has been noted as spiking, with rising incidents, contrasting with national trends.
  • Population Migration: California has experienced high levels of out-migration, losing population.


LMAOROG, Yep Anti worker "think tanks" hate Cali
 
Poverty rates in California are #1 in the US!
Congrats to Newsom for grabbing the brass rig.

  • Rising Rates: The overall poverty rate surged from a low of 11% in 2021 to 17.7% in 2024, utilizing the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
  • Highest in Nation: California is tied with Louisiana for the highest poverty rate in the country.
  • Child Poverty Crisis: Child poverty nearly tripled from 7.5% in 2021 to 18.6% in 2024, as reported by EdSource.
  • Working Families: In 2023, 34.8% of Californians (13.2 million) were either poor or "near-poor" (living in households with resources up to 1.5 times the poverty line), according to the Public Policy Institute of California.
  • Regional Variation: Poverty rates differ across the state, with higher concentrations in areas like Los Angeles County and lower rates in Sacramento, according to PPIC data.
Causes of the Increase
  • Cost of Living: California’s high cost of housing, food, and utilities exacerbates the financial strain on households.
  • Inflation: Increased expenses for basic needs have made it harder for families to maintain stability.
    Public Policy Institute of California +5
Racial and Demographic Impact
  • Disparities: The recent surge in poverty has been most severe for Black and Latino residents, with rates for these groups nearing or exceeding 20%.
  • Regional Hotspots: Bay Area poverty saw a sharp 4% jump in just nine months, and regional, as reported by KTVU
Here I thought Democrats were for the poor, I guess they must be, because they are creating more and more poor. Great job Newsom, now you want to have the entire nation to catch up with California’s poverty rate.
 
He sure has been on a roll. California just passed Japan as the 4th largest economy, and that all happened under him.


Gavin Newsom is the worst governor in America, a complete fraud and a total phony. And creepy on top of that, married to a psychopath for a wife.
California is successful financial in spite of him. They're blessed to have a great agricultural climate and, of course, Silicon Valley.
But the rich and successful are fleeing that state in record numbers. And it's because of Newsom, his policies and his party's radical communist-style economics.
It's unsustainable.
California will fail miserably unless and until the Democrats are kicked from office.
Steve Hilton would be a great choice.
 
He sure has been on a roll. California just passed Japan as the 4th largest economy, and that all happened under him.


CA was one of only five states to lose population in 2025 and had the largest drop. . People are leaving in droves
 
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Newsom is a moron and he led democrat voters around because they are like cattle with nose rings.​

California's $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers led to 'negative outcomes,' researchers say​



 
14 major corporation have left CA recently including energy behemoth Chevron. Also, Tesla, Oracle, Hewlett-Packard, and Nutragena. The problem is leftwing government and Noisome.
FAKE NEWS

Tesla went back to California. Couldn't handle the humidity, bugs, and dumbasses in Texas.
 
CA was one of only five states to lose population in 2025 and had the largest drop. . People are leaving in droves
Isn't that a good thing? Aren't wingnuts always saying that California is too crowded? Takes forever to drive anywhere?

I think you all just are not happy unless you're miserable and have something to complain about.

 
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