Gov. Newsom has taken criticism on all sides for a series of extremely consequential and politically risky calls over the past year.
Now his biggest decision of all, to fully reopen California by June 15, may be one of the safest choices he’s made yet. latimes.com/california/sto…
Now his biggest decision of all, to fully reopen California by June 15, may be one of the safest choices he’s made yet. latimes.com/california/sto…
Public health experts say it’s unlikely that another surge of the virus would overwhelm the hospital system in California.
They believe the chance that Newsom would need to reinstate the kinds of restrictions that frustrated some voters is almost nil.
They believe the chance that Newsom would need to reinstate the kinds of restrictions that frustrated some voters is almost nil.
That’s not to say Newsom’s chosen path for the state is without challenges.
The governor acknowledged this week that a dangerous, vaccine-resistant mutation of the virus could halt California’s progress.
The governor acknowledged this week that a dangerous, vaccine-resistant mutation of the virus could halt California’s progress.
But political observers and the governor’s top advisors believe that Democrats and those who vote with no party preference might not blame him at the polls for a new strain that infects vaccinated populations.
Read the story from @TarynLuna: latimes.com/california/sto…
Read the story from @TarynLuna: latimes.com/california/sto…
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
