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Larry Elder | The Truth.

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everyone meet kevin paffrath here a

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member of the wall street journal

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editorial board just ran

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a very powerful piece suggesting that a

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republican

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could potentially be the next governor

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of california but they got something

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very wrong it's very dark and it's

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something that's very gloomy that

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everybody should be aware of whether you

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are in california

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or not the wall street journal article

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refers to

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anger in california people are upset why

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do we have the fifth largest economy in

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the world but the most homelessness

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and we're the bottom 20 of schools there

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are a lot of problems in california

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and they're right but they got something

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dangerously wrong

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in their article this is the article

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here could a conservative replace

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gavin newsom in the wall street journal

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and right here they got something

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correct

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they mention that larry elder might be

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the top polling republican

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but he is behind democrat kevin paffrath

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that's me i'm a 29 year old youtube

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personality they say

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and i consider myself a jfk style

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democrat who can bring both sides

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together

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but more on that later what's more

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important is what the wall street

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journal

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got wrong and that's right here if we

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search for the phrase

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veto the wall street journal suggests

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that larry elder or potentially another

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republican

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would be open to using the veto pen

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aggressively that is if you get a

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republican governor in

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maybe they can finally stop some of the

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nonsense that happens

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in the legislature some of the laws that

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just don't have common sense

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hey throw a republican in they'll be

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able to stop it right

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well this is where a little bit of

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context is useful

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so here they suggest that the

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legislature hasn't overwritten a veto

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since jerry brown's first stint as

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governor

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in 79 and mentioned that arnold

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schwarzenegger even though he was a

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semi-republican

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vetoed hundreds of bills and not a

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single one of them was overwritten

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so in other words the wall street

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journal is making the argument that hey

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let's throw a republican governor into

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california politics

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and let's let them potentially just veto

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anything that they want against the

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democrats

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but here's something the wall street

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journal in my opinion

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totally missed and somewhat maliciously

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missed

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because quite frankly they should have

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done this research here's the thing

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prior to today california democrats

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were a different makeup of power

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against republicans take a look at this

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the years

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that arnold schwarzenegger was in office

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were 2003-2010

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and what i have here in red are state

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assembly and senate elections

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in 2002 democrats had 60

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control in the assembly 62.5 control

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in the senate and you could see how this

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evolved the

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senate stayed stable at 62.5

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power with democrats throughout arnold

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schwarzenegger's governorship

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and the assembly actually became a

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little bit more left-leaning

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with 64 power in 2008 but there's

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something really crucial to know

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before you keep going on in order to

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actually

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override the governor's veto you'll

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really need a

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67 party super majority

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because it's unlikely a republican would

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join in vetoing a republican

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veto or overriding a republican veto so

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the assembly and senate would need

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67 of their members to override

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a veto but as you can see here at no

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point did democrats actually

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have the super majority specifically

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during arnold schwarzenegger's term

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but something changed in the last few

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years in california and this is

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very critical for folks to know look at

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what happened

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in 2018 in 2018

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we had 75

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dem control in the assembly and we still

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do today

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in 2018 we also got 72.5

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democratic control in the senate this

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folks right here

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is known as a super majority and this is

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the big

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danger with california politics if

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california elects a republican to the

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governorship

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democrats will have zero incentive to

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work with that republican

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because guess what we have a 2022

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election coming up

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and let's be real why would a super

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majority of democrats that could

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overturn

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any veto from a republican governor

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hand any win to a republican governor

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right before an election cycle

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it's not going to happen a republican

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getting in as governor

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would be a lame duck governorship it

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doesn't make sense

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now some folks say but wait a minute

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donald trump got in he was able to make

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changes in the presidency whether you

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like him or not

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right but for the first two years of his

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administration he had a republican

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house and a republican senate a

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republican governor getting in in

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california

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would have neither of those and they'd

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be against a supermajority from the

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other side

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now don't get me wrong i don't fault the

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republicans for running against gavin

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newsom

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i believe that gavin newsom is not the

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leader that california needs

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i believe california needs a centrist

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jfk

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style democrat to lead california and

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fix the massive problems that we have

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we need to restore california's

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exceptionalism and that's why i implore

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you

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to check out my plan at meetkevin.com go

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to meetkevin.com

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donate support the campaign if you like

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my plans

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they're centrist they're moderate and

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they can bring democrats and republicans

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together to provide common sense

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solutions

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and also because i'm a democrat even

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though i'm a jfk style democrat

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because i'm a centrist democrat

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democrats won't be shy

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to hand a win to a fellow democrat in

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congress

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which gives me the best ability to work

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with the california legislature

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and make sure that we can right the ship

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we're on

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because right now we're on a sinking

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ship this is why

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folks electing a republican in

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california is a

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big mistake at least in this recall

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election and so with that said go to

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meetkevin.com donate

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support the campaign and vote yes on

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recall

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and yes on kevin paffrath for governor

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that's path wrath thank you

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you

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