A major retail chain just delivered a knockout punch to Gavin Newsom’s failed California. Bed Bath & Beyond is coming back from bankruptcy, but they refuse to open even one store in the Golden State. The company’s boss had the guts to tell the truth about California’s war on business.
Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis called California “overregulated, expensive and risky” on social media. He’s absolutely right, and every patriotic American knows it. While other companies quietly flee California, Lemonis had the backbone to name and shame Newsom’s disaster policies.
Newsom’s press office went into full attack mode when they heard the news. The governor can’t stand it when successful business leaders expose his radical agenda. Instead of fixing California’s problems, Newsom would rather silence the truth tellers.
This is what happens when liberal politicians put woke policies ahead of working families. California used to be the land of opportunity, but Newsom turned it into a graveyard for small businesses. High taxes, crazy regulations, and soft-on-crime policies drove companies away.
Marcus Lemonis isn’t backing down from Newsom’s bullying tactics. He joined Glenn Beck to explain why he’s standing firm against California’s hostile business climate. Other CEOs are quietly cheering him on because they know he’s speaking for all of them.
The empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores across California tell the real story. Parking lots that used to be packed now sit vacant with “for lease” signs. Newsom’s policies didn’t just kill one company – they’re destroying entire communities.
Hardworking Californians deserve better than Newsom’s failed leadership. They need jobs, not more government bureaucracy and higher taxes. Every business that leaves California takes good paying jobs with them.
Marcus Lemonis is a true American patriot who puts workers and customers first. He’s showing other business leaders how to fight back against liberal extremism. More CEOs need to follow his example and call out failed Democrat policies.