Are Democrats Trying to Lose California Governor’s Race?

Añadido: 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]What is Jasmine Crockett doing now?

[00:00:03]She's backing Javier Bera in the California governor's race, but Basera has a huge corruption problem. His chief of staff and his campaign manager took money from his account and funneled in the wrong way, and the campaign manager's already plead guilty. And the chief of staff said Bera gave the okay to do it. NO. IF IT'S Bera versus Steve Hilton, Democrats could find a way to lose the California governor's race. That's crazy. Why is anyone backing Bera and taking this ludicrous chance that a Republican could win the governor's race in California? It is insane. Why does this party like to punch itself in the face for no reason? The choice is obvious. Tommy Styer's already got an anti-corruption director that he's going to appoint. If you're a progressive, you love anti-corruption, right? I mean, this is such a layup. He's a near guaranteed win in the general election.

[00:01:01]Uh he and he's got a plan that could actually get money out of politics in California, guys. So, I looked at it and I thought, I'm a little skeptical. And then the way that he's got it laid out, well, if they put money in, they could lose their charter here in California.

[00:01:17]I'm like, "Wait, I hadn't thought of that. That's a really good idea." And that would could actually work. So, we've got a guy who's definitely on the right side, is obsessed with anti-corruption. The other guy might get indicted, and then we've got establishment Democrats all over the place. You know who else? Jim Clyurn, the progressive killer, the one who killed Bernie's campaign in 2020, did tons of damage to Bernie in 2016. He's like, "Yeah, let's go with the worse, more corrupt establishment Democrat, more corporate Democrat, the one that takes money from the oil lobby and every other lobby. Why? Why would we go with Bera?" So, even if you're not a progressive or you're not a populist or corruption is not a big deal to you, I don't know why it wouldn't be. We pay a lot of taxes in California and for us Democrats and people on the left, we don't mind as long as it goes to the right place. But if you tell me you're not going to change anything in the system and we're not at all sure where it's going to go, then then you're going to ruin the idea of being a Democrat and being on the left in California. Why are we handing elections to these guys? Pick the guy who is clearly on our side, clearly against corruption so we know that our money is going to the right place and actually helping the homeless, actually helping our community, actually helping us in every way. Why would we go with another corporate Democrat like Bera? makes no sense. So, I think Tommy Styer is obviously the right way to go.

[00:02:43]I've endorsed him, so it's easy for me to say, but I endorse him because I did my research. He's definitely the right candidate, and even if you don't care about that, he's definitely the most likely to win. Let's actually win this race. And it's California. We should and we