'Don't think for a second you can't do damage in that role. Think about the judges he'd appoint,' the California Democratic governor said of his opponent during a campaign event.
California Governor Gavin Newsom attacked his leading opponent, Larry Elder, as being"to the right" of former President Donald Trump during a campaign event Friday, about one month the state's recall election. In this photo, Newsom speaks during a news conference at Manny's on August 13, 2021 in San Francisco, California.The governor said he hopes residents understand what happens if they do not turn out in record numbers.
"They proudly state, day one, that they would oppose any mask requirements in our public schools to keep our kids safe, and healthy, and in person to get the social and emotional support they deserve," Newsom said."The stakes are profound." "We can go off a COVID cliff in just a matter of weeks if we don't take this moment seriously and turn those ballots back in," he said.
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