Michael Schellenberger

Rank 27 of 47

Score 15

Republicans are doomed to remain a minority party in California for the foreseeable future, say many political analysts. Where 45% of California voters are registered as Democrats, just 25% are Republicans. Democrats hold 75% of the seats in the California legislature and

4/15/2025, 7:23:50 PM

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Michael Shellenberger

@shellenberger

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Republicans can't win in California, many say. Nonsense, says @SteveHiltonx . In 2024, voters rejected pro-crime policies, recalled Democrats, and elected a Republican as DA of LA. And, he says, "The votes Trump got in 2024 are more than enough to elect a Republican as governor.”

The statement engages in public discourse by discussing the political landscape in California, focusing on the Republican Party's prospects. It presents an analysis of voter registration and legislative representation, suggesting a challenging environment for Republicans. The reply offers a counterpoint, highlighting recent electoral successes and potential opportunities for Republicans, suggesting a dynamic political situation.

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