Reform California chairman on recall election: Republicans 'have a shot' of taking out Newsom
Republicans gearing up for a "David versus Goliath" fight in the upcoming recall election
Carl Demaio, chairman of Reform California, explains how a Republican could win in the California recall election.
Reform California chairman Carl Demaio said Republicans have a shot at winning the recall election. On "Mornings with Maria," Demaio broke down the issues in the state that make Gov. Newsom vulnerable to a loss, noting that even Democrats are unhappy with the current policies.
WILL CALIFORNIA GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM'S MASSIVE AIRWAVES ADVANTAGE HELP HIM KEEP HIS JOB?
CARL DEMAIO: We're expecting a David versus Goliath fight, and it's always been that way. In California, Democrats have an overwhelming, nearly 2-to-1 advantage over Republicans in terms of voter registration. But Gavin Newsom has really been that bad of a governor that he has put together this coalition of disaffected Californians who want change.
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People who have seen jobs lost, businesses flee, $5-a-gallon gas, the highest income tax, the highest sales tax, failing schools, skyrocketing homelessness. The list of grievances goes on and on, which is why we do have a shot of taking out this governor. And that would be quite historic.
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Reform California Chairman Carl Demaio explains why Republicans have a chance at winning the state's gubernatorial recall election and slams liberal media for largely ignoring Larry Elder being egged while campaigning.