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Larry Elder
Until recently, Governor Newsom’s strategy in response to the litany of attacks he received from Republican leader Larry Elder in the upcoming September 14 recall election was not to respond directly.
Newsom’s responses focused on his accomplishments, indirectly hinting at Elder’s attacks, and specifically warning voters that if Republicans were successful in recalling, Trumpism would take responsibility for the state.
But when Newsom spoke to telephone bankers at a San Jose restaurant a little over a week ago, he brought up a number of senior positions that clash with the views of the majority of Californians.
Elder, a former lawyer and Conservative talk radio host from Los Angeles, is against a minimum wage. He is skeptical about climate change. He supports school selection and offshore drilling. He is against the mask requirement in school and would abolish vaccination validation and mandatory tests for those who are not vaccinated.
“He actually wrote a comment saying that women are not as smart as men on civic, economic and political issues,” Newson said.
Last week, Newsom’s campaign posted an ad showing a picture of Elder with Trump.
Elder pushed back the connection with Trump. “The thought of them trying to characterize my campaign as an extension of you-know-who is unfair to me,” Elder told ABC Eyewitness News. “I am an insurgent candidacy – 1.7 million Californians signed the recall petition. A quarter of them were Independents and Democrats who only voted for the man two years earlier. “
Regarding Trump and the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, Larry Elder freaked out after telling the Sacramento Bee editorial staff on Aug. 2 that he didn’t believe Joe Biden stole the election.
Later, on his talk radio show “The Morning Answer,” Elder changed his mind after receiving backlash in conservative circles for disagreeing with Trump. He claimed the Sacramento Bee soundbite had been edited.
“So do I think there were all sorts of gimmicks in the elections? Absolutely. But Joe Biden is there at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and Donald Trump is in Florida. So let’s just go ahead and see what we can do to win in 2024, ”Elder said.
Elder blames Newsom for California’s homelessness crisis and the unaffordable housing market. According to him, Newsom is responsible for inappropriate COVID-19 restrictions and stubborn environmental regulations.
Elder recently had a head-to-toe meeting with progressive radio host Tavis Smiley, who airs KBLA Talk 1580 in Los Angeles. Smiley challenged Elder for refusing to make amends to African Americans for the slavery atrocities and financial losses blacks suffered due to Jim Crow laws and systemic racism.
“Systemic racism is not the problem,” Elder said. Instead, he accused “the welfare state, which, he says, is the reason that“ the black family unit ”has been torn apart.
While Elder acknowledged that statistics on fatherless black family units could largely be traced back to the aftermath of slavery and the Jim Crow Laws in the past, he does not believe these factors are relevant to today’s discussion.
Elder has long taken the position that the racial wealth gap is primarily concentrated at the top of the American wealth pyramid and is not an indication of systemic racial bias.
Lately, Elder’s campaign has been on the defensive. He is being investigated by the California Fair Practices Commission (FPPC) for his candidate disclosure form. His Republican opponents have joined Newsom and the media asking him to explain his controversial statements in the past, and he has responded to questions about what he said about blacks, women, climate change and other issues – without specifically defending them or deny it.
Among the most damaging are the revelations of his ex-fiancée Alexandra Datig, a former high-class call girl who worked for Hollywood woman Heidi Fleiss. Datig accused Elder of verbal and emotional abuse, including intimidation with a .45 revolver pistol.
Elder has denied Datig’s allegations, calling them a “distraction.”
In the face of increasing scrutiny, Elder insists that his opinions and beliefs about the problems blacks face in America are all his own, and not the re-gagged topics of conversation of a controversial president (Trump).
“Since I’ve been campaigning, a lot of people have been talking about systemic racism, and I find that really bizarre. America has never been less racist than it is now, “Elder told Eyewitness News.
