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I would not vote for Xavier Becerra because his campaign seems focused primarily on opposing President Trump rather than offering solutions to California's problems. He has indicated that he would continue many of Governor Gavin Newsom's policies, which I believe could lead to higher taxes, more regulations, and continued challenges with homelessness and people leaving the state.As Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Biden, I did not see significant accomplishments that convinced me he would bring meaningful change to California. I want a governor who focuses on affordability, public safety, economic growth, and improving the quality of life for Californians.
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If I had to choose one reason why I might not vote for Xavier Becerra is because it would likely be concern about bureaucratic continuity over innovation. Becerra’s long career in government from Attorney General to Health and Human Services Secretary signals deep institutional experience, but critics might see that as a tendency toward maintaining existing systems rather than pursuing bold structural reforms. For voters seeking rapid change on issues like housing affordability or regulatory reform, that could feel too cautious.
Of course, others would argue that his experience ensures stability and competence. It’s a classic tension between continuity and disruption in California politics.
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