Assembly Bill 2164 authored by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D-Orinda) would have prohibited California’s governor from recognizing a request for extradition of a person related to their providing a legally protected healthcare activity in the Golden State to transgender individuals, or if they provide reproductive services. It provided certain exemptions, such as an extradition required by federal law.

  • megopie@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    9 hours ago

    Newsome is basically a “moderate” republican at this point, so voting him out in the primary should be everyone’s goal, especially if they want a candidate that isn’t going to alienate significant portions of the voter base.

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      7 hours ago

      If you read what I wrote i didn’t say to vote for him, in fact I said for the most left person that can win. Its not worth splitting votes on progressives and letting Republicans and right wing win instead. That’s how we get maga and trump.

      Perfection is nice but reality is more important

      Look at what happened in CA. The progressives split and now the govt is once again moderate dem or republican

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        6 hours ago

        Sure but, newsome isn’t a progressive, the point is that voting for “moderates” in the primary splits the party and looses elections.

        If newsome wins the 2028 primary, dems probably won’t take the majorities they need to actually govern.

        I doubt democrats will lose in any situation in 2028 because the economy is going to be in the toilet for another 2 years. But 2032 will probably be another republican victory if someone like newsome is in the White House.