Hilton's Spanish-language ad shows a hulking, mustached player knocking down teenage girls, then cuts to a computer-generated Becerra taking the blame. The words in the fake Becerra's mouth are Hilton's. Becerra's real position is that sports bodies should decide who plays, and he backs California's current law.
Forget the slogans. Judged by what they voted for, what they did, and what they refused to stop, this is what Republicans in Congress stand for, on 20 issues, with the receipts.
At a Nebraska rally, Trump said Iran war gas prices were 'a small price to pay' and added 'let 'em take out Los Angeles, let 'em take out San Diego.' The man he endorsed for California governor didn't respond when asked. In March, Hilton said the war wasn't why Californians pay so much for gas.
Steve Hilton's campaign paid two self-described independent journalists more than $72,000. Neither disclosed it while promoting him, and Hilton told the Fresno Bee he hadn't paid one of them for the footage he featured.
"This is against the law, and the law needs to be enforced." Hilton calls California's Housing First strategy a "complete disaster" and would redirect state funding to sober housing — in a state with nearly a quarter of America's homeless population.
Hilton's new ad tells Trump-wary Californians "I get it: maybe you hate Trump." In the same interview he called Trump's endorsement "a positive thing" because he'd have "a good relationship with the president." His campaign says it is NOT distancing him from Trump.
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For months, Steve Hilton said that as governor he'd be obligated to honor Louisiana's law and send a California doctor there to face abortion charges. On Friday, down 25 points in the polls, he said the opposite.
