It was a significant admission for a governor who has seemingly had more to say about a state he doesn’t govern than the one he does. Recently, California Governor Gavin Newsom, who survived a recall election just two years ago, admitted the homeless situation in his Golden State is out of control. “This state has not made progress in the last two decades as it relates to homelessness because housing costs are too high,” Newsom admitted, adding, “our regulatory thickets are too problematic.” It was a new tune for the former San Francisco mayor, who has spent the majority of the last year running a public relations smear campaign against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Still, Newsom did hasten to shield himself from full responsibility by arguing he has been in office for “only” four years and that the homeless situation really stems from 2005 when Republicans held the governor’s […]
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