Outsiders love bashing California but residents are souring on the state, too
OP-ED: As Republican presidential candidates were slogging through Iowa and talking to voters prior to this week’s caucuses, California-bashing was common.
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OP-ED: As Republican presidential candidates were slogging through Iowa and talking to voters prior to this week’s caucuses, California-bashing was common.
On Sunday, In-N-Out confirmed it’s closing its only restaurant in Oakland. The next day, the news was already fodder in the first debate for California’s 2024 Senate race.
It appears that a vast majority of Californians are behind Monning and the rest of the team at CITED. A recent poll conducted by the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley indicated that one year out from the 2024 presidential contest fully 84% of California voters were concerned about the dangers that disinformation, deep fakes and AI pose to the coming elections.
The candidates' positions mirror intraparty rifts nationwide over the Biden administration’s response to the war.
California Rep. Ro Khanna made the rounds in New Hampshire this weekend, stumping for a President Biden write-in campaign ahead of Tuesday's primary.