Orange County Republicans -
Gavin Newsom just targeted Orange County residents. Late last night a memo was sent that all California beaches and hiking trails would be closed starting May 1st. Just minutes ago Governor Newsom changed his mind and now only Orange County beaches will be closed.
This is a clear attack on Orange County and revenge on our local elected officials pushing back on his draconian shut down measures. If it's safe to go to the beach in other counties with greater numbers of positive COVD-19 cases why is it unsafe in Orange County where we have been responsible and flattened the curve?
Orange County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Michelle Steel released a statement this morning as she will be looking into a response to the Governor's "overreaction and abuse of power."
State Senator John Moorlach slammed the Governor "We need to trust people. If our citizens exercise proper social distancing, then we should allow access to the beaches. Let people have access to these facilities.”
Where are the Orange County Democrats on this targeted harassment of Orange County residents? We call on State Senate candidate Dave Min and Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris to stand up for residents.
Gavin Newsom isn't making decisions based on science any longer. He is engaging in petty politics. His misguided order will result in an unnecessary stand off and he will only have himself to blame.
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