California Dems Give Passing Grades to Combating Homelessness, Despite 'Poop Map' Controversy
Democratic presidential candidates running to replace California Governor Gavin Newsom gave him passing grades on addressing homelessness, while Republicans criticized his handling of the issue during a recent debate.
Several Democratic candidates vying for California Governor Gavin Newsom's endorsement have received passing grades on his record on addressing homelessness, earning them scores of A-minus to B-plus. The candidates praised Newsom's efforts to provide housing support and increase mental health funding, sparking a debate among Republicans who criticized his approach as too slow and ineffective. Despite the mixed reviews, the Democratic field remains divided over how to tackle homelessness, with no clear consensus on the issue. The contrast highlights the challenges of governing on a contentious topic like homelessness.
