The California election accomplished at least one of the GOP's goals.

[Kablooie]

It cost California $300,000,000 with nothing to show for it.

The party of fiscal responsibility is always looking for ways to spend huge amounts of public money that return absolutely nothing to the taxpayers.

Congratulations GOP! You did it!

[bucolic_frolic]

1. Consultants and MSM were the real beneficiaries

The GOP greased the wheels of the fourth estate. That's why they always get taken seriously - they bring the money.

[ToxMarz]

10. OMG, MSM coverage trying to gin up the "horserace" narrative

In the run up to the ection was nauseating. I couldn't even watch the last few days before. And then the hype for Steve Kornacki to "analyze" a very predictable Blowout.

[uponit7771]

2. Yep, the biggest reason why this recall support percentage should be upped to 30%

[Kid Berwyn]

3. Send the bill to this guy.

Note tiny hands.

[Midnight Writer]

4. If the GOP would spend this money to help the homeless problem instead of political stunts...

But of course the Republicans are not in the business of solving problems.

They want everything to go to hell so they can blame government.

[nykym]

5. Change the recall process

so that the party that wants it pays for it.

[ancianita]

6. Wait, SURPLUS?? Hold my beer...

[lame54]

7. Plus the unnecessary distraction from getting things done...

Not to suggest Nrwsom got nothing done but splitting his priorities is never helpful

[ZonkerHarris]

8. We could've made an Avengers movie for that kind of money

We know how to spend money here in California, the right way

[pwb]

9. They have no intention of ever governing.

They don't know how.

[AllaN01Bear]

11. id like to see a mod to the recall, if u want a recall , you have to pay for it yourselves , not the

state of ca.




and one simple question on the ballot: shall gov x or gov y be recalled . no candidates and or ballots snuck in. if yes , then that should be a seprate election paid by that party.

[Percy]

12. It was also a colossal failure.

What a laughingstock! I don't see them trying this again.

[C Moon]

13. I think they got their Gubernatorial candidates some free advertising

at the cost of Californian tax payers.