Saturday, September 26, 2026

LA Mayor Karen Bass Says California Governors' Race Already Over

 

Los Angeles Mayor Karen (‘Largemouth’) Bass recently joined repulsive ex-ESPN personalities Jemele Hill and Cari Champion on something called the ‘Flagrant and Funny’ podcast to talk about her reelection campaign, the runoff, and the Palisades and Altadena fires. She breezily, confidently, and snarkily dismissed the state’s governor race like the Biden administration dismissed thoughts of border control. (And like she dismisses concerns about her role in the aforementioned fires.)

This most Karen of Karens stated of Californians, “All They needed to see was the ‘R’ behind his name. That’s why the governors’ race right now is over. Our governor’s name is Javier Becerra. You don’t need an election on November 3rd. A Republican cannot win in this state!”

Sieg Heil! 

So, Californians are so intolerant, close-minded, unwelcoming, and exclusionary that they won’t even consider voting for anyone with an ‘R’ behind their name? Amazing. She claimed that the governors’ race “is over” and that Javier Becerra has effectively already won? And that the upcoming election isn’t needed, because “a Republican cannot win” in California?

I knew Democrats cheated, in part by conjuring up endless mail-in ballots after ‘election day,’ but now they have found a way to guarantee their candidates win long before ‘election day?’

Democrats always express their deepest fears that Trump and the rascally Republicans may see to the end of “our democracy.” So much so that they sued to get Trump off the ballot in multiple states in 2024. And they now are suggesting that elections are no longer needed because one of the two major political parties in this country cannot (be allowed to) win elections…or doesn’t deserve to.

That is the opposite of democracy…and a representative republic. It is tyranny. The media, academia—and a great many RINOS—will not hold these power-hungry charlatans accountable.

It is up to us to do so.

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