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Why Newsom (and Friends) May Lose Everything This Time

Why Newsom (and Friends) May Lose Everything This Time

California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass are under fire—literally and politically—amid the devastating wildfires ravaging the state. Critics, including political opponents and residents, have voiced frustration over their management of critical issues like vegetation control, water supply, and fire prevention budgets. Now, whispers of potential recall efforts against both Democrats are gaining traction as public scrutiny mounts.

Newsom’s camp is already dismissing these recall murmurs. Nathan Click, a spokesperson for the governor, described the recall attempts as the work of “far-right activists” who, he claims, have repeatedly failed in similar efforts. “Even Republican Party leaders have criticized these repeated attempts as a brazen campaign finance ‘grift,’” Click added, emphasizing that the recall machinery in California has often been leveraged for political theater rather than genuine accountability.

Mayor Karen Bass, however, may be in a more precarious position. Her decision to travel to Ghana despite public warnings about extreme fire conditions has raised eyebrows. Critics argue that being out of the country during one of California’s worst fire crises in recent memory signals a lack of foresight and leadership. Returning to Los Angeles mid-crisis, Bass has struggled to assert her authority, leading some to speculate that she might face a more serious recall threat than Newsom.

The political calculus for Newsom is different. Having successfully fended off a recall in 2021, he appears confident in his ability to weather this storm, much like he has in the past. As a termed-out governor, Newsom’s tenure will end in 2026, making another recall attempt unlikely to gain traction. But for Bass, whose handling of the crisis has been viewed as lackluster, the prospect of a recall is a legitimate concern. The optics of high-profile Angelenos losing their homes while the mayor appeared detached from the crisis could leave a lasting mark.

While Newsom’s supporters argue he has effectively marshaled resources at the state level, critics suggest his national ambitions are distracting him from California’s ongoing crises. Meanwhile, Democrats are quick to call any recall efforts a MAGA-driven sideshow, yet they fail to address the underlying frustrations of Californians who see their leadership as reactive and out of touch.

Recalls or not, the Democrats’ handling of the fires offers a glaring contrast to conservative principles of accountability and preparedness. Republicans understand that leadership isn’t about excuses or dodging responsibility—it’s about solving problems before they spiral out of control. Newsom and Bass might dismiss these criticisms as partisan attacks, but they’d do well to remember that voters expect competence, not grandstanding.

And for Democrats crying foul over yet another recall discussion, maybe it’s time they take a hard look at their priorities. Instead of focusing on political theatrics, how about addressing California’s skyrocketing cost of living, crumbling infrastructure, and relentless wildfire seasons? While the left is busy playing defense, conservatives continue to push for policies that prioritize public safety and fiscal responsibility—qualities that California desperately needs.


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