Yesterday, Caitlyn Jenner took her doomed campaign of governors to San Francisco, where she visited the Tenderloin neighborhood of the city, a neighborhood plagued by homelessness, crime and illicit drug use.
“[Gov.] Gavin [Newsom] spends millions of dollars and gets no results, ”Jenner told local media as she eyed the streets in disgust. “It’s getting worse! Where is all this money going?
The statement was ironic given that Jenner’s campaign is in debt over $ 156,000 after spending more than $ 910,000 on things like staff meetings, sushi dinners and limousine transportation. Just last week, she had to donate $ 25,000 of her own money in an attempt to keep her campaign afloat three weeks before the election.
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The 71-year-old reality TV star, who doesn’t believe in global warming or mask warrants, went on to say there has to be a change in the way city and state leaders s ‘attack crime and homelessness, although it has not. give details of what she would do, other than take money away from nonprofits that she says aren’t doing a good enough job.
“Nothing gets done,” she criticized. “Absolutely nothing is being done.”
Last month, Jenner suggested rounding up all of California’s homeless people and dropping them off in “an open field in a place” where they can presumably kill each other without disturbing the rest of society.
“We have to provide a place for these people to go, whether it’s an open field in a place,” Jenner told Inside California Politics, adding, “The crime rate is going up… This is mostly homeless killings. shelter from homeless We cannot have this on our streets.
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On top of her campaign running in the red, Jenner’s poll numbers are absolutely appalling. A survey by the University of California, the Berkeley Institute for Government Studies and the Los Angeles Times found it was doing just 3% of the polls, down from 6% a few months earlier.
Graham Gremore is editor and editor at Queerty. Follow him on Twitter @grahamgremore.
