Stuart Varney on Chesa Boudin ousting: Voters rejected radical ideas
San Francisco DA recalled over handling of crime, policies
FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues California voters recalling D.A. Chesa Boudin and showing support for L.A. mayor candidate Rick Caruso will 'ripple across the whole country.'
During his latest "My Take," "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney discusses San Francisco voters ousting D.A. Chesa Boudin, arguing residents rejected radical ideas and are turning away from "woke" policies.
STUART VARNEY: For years, this program has asked if California would ever reverse course, learn from its mistakes and reject far left policies.
Well this morning, there is a ray of hope: Chesa Boudin, the soft-on-crime D.A. in San Francisco, is out.
This man is a far-left guy, and he was soundly beaten in a recall vote, 60 to 40.
That in the most liberal city in America. If it can happen there, it can happen anywhere.
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In Los Angeles, a former Republican, running as a Democrat, got the most votes in the Democrat primary!
Rick Caruso promised to get tough on crime and do something about the homeless.
Not all the votes have been counted yet, but he's ahead of Karen Bass, an 8-term Democrat congresswoman.
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FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the impact of Chesa Boudin's recall on the Democratic Party. (Fox News)
If you're "woke," you're not happy this morning, wherever you are!
You're watching the party you have dominated turn against you.
Chesa Boudin was defeated by Democrats: hey, you can count Republicans on one hand in San Francisco.
It was Democrat voters who rejected Boudin's radical ideas.
In Los Angeles, voters preferred a former Republican with conservative ideas.
Rick Caruso represents serious change within the Democrat party!
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In California, voters turned away from the left because of crime, homelessness, gas prices and inflation.
Precisely the same problems be-deviling the rest of us.
These California votes will ripple across the whole country.