California Small Businesses Devastated by Government Lock Downs
With over 1.5 million Californians who have signed a petition to recall California governor Gavin Newsom, businesses in the state have taken a hard economic hit in the wake of politically motivated pandemic lockdowns! Over 30,000 California businesses have closed in the wake of the pandemic lockdowns and mandates, with more than 6,400 closing down permanently. Compare that to the over 110,000 small businesses around the country that had to shut down permanently!
Business owners in Los Angeles County, where Newsom won 72 percent of the 2018, were also hard hit by the lockdowns, angering many to join forces in an anti-lockdown movement and further protests to recall Newsom. With so many people now ready to recall Gavin Newsom for the devastation that his mandates caused small business, one has to wonder how he even was reelected as the governor.
As California business owners continue to suffer the side effects of government mandated restrictions, dwindling customers, and closures; it appears that even darker days are ahead under the Biden administration with racial divisions as its main policy objectives!
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