Newsom repeals a law that will tick off his base… again

A little over a year ago, the California state legislature passed a highly controversial law which was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom. Supposedly intended to promote “public safety,” the bill made it illegal for doctors to “share unapproved COVID information” with patients. Those found to be in violation of the law were in danger of having their license to practice medicine suspended. The many obvious problems with enacting such a law, not to mention enforcing it, were ignored in the interest of expediency and shutting down any public or professional objections to The Narrative. Well, that didn’t last long at all. The law was immediately challenged and shot down in the courts. Yesterday, Newsom signed a new bill repealing the laws and it seems as if all involved are going to try to pretend that the entire unpleasant event never took place. But that doesn’t mean that the liberal COVID hysteria contingent will be happy about it. (National Review)Read More