Gavin Newsom has surrendered, endorsing Kamala Harris for President. For years, Newsom has relentlessly postured to replace Biden, as Californians paid the price. Yet yesterday, when the moment of truth arrived, his delusions were shattered in a matter of hours.

Even at the very last moment, Newsom made a desperate attempt to undercut Kamala, sending around polling to make his case. But the Democrats simply ignored him; as Elon Musk recently posted, “Gavin’s career is over.”

With Biden and Newsom out of the picture, the Kamala Coronation is mostly complete. That means every Democrat primary vote is thrown out. Adam Schiff even admitted he pushed Biden out because he couldn’t win; they are openly overturning an election for the sake of power.

They may want to be careful what they’ve wished (or schemed) for. Kamala, after all, combines the worst of Biden and Newsom: she was at the center of this Administration’s biggest failures and also played a starring role in the decline of California and collapse of San Francisco.

As for Newsom, he’ll serve out his term as a lame duck. Yet he’s still taking every opportunity to damage our state. His latest attack on Parents Rights, AB 1955, appears to violate federal law and puts billions in funding at risk. I’ve called for an immediate repeal by the Legislature.

Meanwhile in DC, I’ve called for the resignation of Secret Service Director Cheatle after her outrageous testimony today, and I’ll also be questioning FBI Director Christopher Wray this Wednesday about one of the most shocking, tragic, nearly catastrophic failures in U.S. history.

And thanks to our victory at the Supreme Court, San Francisco is undertaking “very aggressive sweeps” of homeless encampments. Between this and our End 47 initiative, that beautiful city – and the rest of our state – could begin to overcome the Newsom/Kamala disaster.

California Congressman