Main problems in California have little to do with Trump

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Rude and spoiling is an aggregate who rubs California newspapers, websites and other media to create a daily digsto of political news and analyzes they reveal at a glance that political issues are currently dealing with the political class of the state.

A broadcast journalist Jack Cavanat created the website as a growing up on a tip leaf, which he distributed to his colleagues at Kovr, a television station in Sacramento.

The Monday edition describes the latest versions, completely dominated by conflicts between democratic figures in California, especially governor Gavin Newpom and the federal government, controlled by President Donald Trump and Republican majority in Congress.

Specifications include the immigration of administration, the potential effects of suspending government due to the impression of impasse, tariffs and, of course, the California measure of redistribution of voting, Proposal 50On the newsletter on November 4. This, if it succeeds, can move five California congressional places from Republicans to Democrats, opposing the Garymander of the Texas Priority before the 2026 intermediate elections.

In a sense, this is only a more intense version of the longtime transcontinental rivalry on policy between the national government in Washington and a country whose leaders often pretend that this is that this This is an independent nationS

However, it acquired the aura of holy war, something like the existential conflicts that raged in Europe during the Middle Ages, littered with the ever -pointed Newsom Newsom Hope to Trump Success In 2028

While Trump’s resistance can play well for Newsom in California and perhaps in other blue states, it can also be indirect to strengthen Trump’s situation in the nation as a whole, as it often presents California as an example of unsuccessful progressive management.

Trump’s denial syndromeAs it is called, it also tends to displace the attention of many questions that precede the Trump era and will have a deeper effect on the future of California than everything Trump is likely to do.

He had nothing to do with the high percent of California from homelessness., povertyand unemploymenthim A very high cost of livinghim housinghis longstanding WaterfrontThehe Disadvantages of her state school system or Multianine deficiency in its state budget.

While Newsom inherited most of them after being elected governor in 2018, California’s main, unresolved questions are stagnant or worsen in almost seven years since then. And they are likely to be there when he left in 2027, probably pursuing the Presidency himself.

One of the most tender is or should be an economy that may not be in recession, at least not officially, but has not completely recovered from the sharp decline that happened in 2020 when Newsom ordered a stopping to many businesses to counteract the Covid-19 pandemic.

The state has more than a millions of unemployed workersIts unemployed percentage of 5.5% continues to be on or near the highest country and job creation is not up to date with the growth of its workforce.

A Recent report From the office of the legislative analyst, which advises the legislative power on budget and economic issues, describes what is happening: “For the two -month period of July and August, the work force of the state increased by 17K, the number of employees fell by 7K, and the number of unemployed workers increased 24K.”

Nothing in California is more important than a healthy economy that expands employment opportunities. In the last five years, California has been an economy that has been referred to as “slow”.

He provides Trump ammunition that he claims that California is an example of what the nation should not imitate.

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