Posted March 05, 2021
By Byron King
Bicoastal Betrayals (Newsom + Cuomo)
Its been fascinating to watch the mainstream media turn on two bicoastal elites -- Governors Newsom and Cuomo -- from two of the most influential states in the country.
On the West Coast, Newsoms political fortunes have closely tracked the pandemics arc, says an article at Politico. Last March, Newsoms approval rating rocketed in California after mobilizing to stem the pandemics tide. But by summer, the tide of popular opinion began to reverse course.
Shuttered schools, bankrupt businesses and whiplashing restrictions blended into a deep dish of disillusionment, Politico says. Add to that a boneheaded miscalculation for a politician arguably in line for a White House bid

Courtesy: Twitter
Gov. Newsom attended a dinner with lobbyists at posh Napa Valley restaurant French Laundry in November. Sans mask. And indoors. Which only galvanized the movement to recall the governor that started in June 2020.Supporters of Recall Newsom have until March 17 to collect almost 1.5 million signatures; hours ago, organizers reported 1.927 million signatures. Next? Californias Secretary of State must verify valid petitioners; state rules dictate a recall election within 60 to 80 days of verification.If the recall makes Californias ballot, the election would mark the fourth such gubernatorial episode in American history. Swiftly followed by the fifth? Send your opinions to, TheRundownFeedback@SevenFigurePublishing.com.Your Rundown for Friday, Mar. 5, 2021Flirting With Disaster
On the East Coast, Gov. Cuomo finds himself in hot water. And this morning, hotter water
Market Rundown for Friday, Mar. 5, 2021
The S&P 500 is down 11 points to 3,757.Oil is up 3% to $65.81 for a barrel of West Texas crude.Gold is down $1.90 to $1,698.50 per ounce.Bitcoin is up $8.00 to $48,062.09.Send your comments and questions to, TheRundownFeedback@SevenFigurePublishing.com.Have a great weekend, and take careFor the Rundown,
Aaron Gentzler
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