During a recent interview, California Republican Senate candidate and former Major League Baseball player, Steve Garvey, discussed his platform and path to victory in the upcoming election. Garvey highlighted his 50 years of experience in California and emphasized the importance of restoring the dreams and aspirations of the state's residents.
Garvey expressed concerns about the current state of California, citing issues such as high mortgage rates, unaffordable housing, and the struggles faced by hard-working families. He criticized the one-party system in the state for suppressing the dreams of its residents and creating a sense of malaise among the population.
One of the key issues Garvey addressed was the influx of illegal immigrants and the challenges posed by border security. He recounted his visit to the border with Congressman Darrell Issa, where they observed immigrants swimming around the ocean with life vests and encountered a village controlled by a terrorist cartel involved in human trafficking and other criminal activities.
Garvey called for stronger border security measures, including addressing the influence of terrorist cartels and Chinese gangs involved in drug trafficking and human smuggling. He emphasized the need to uphold law and order, both at the border and within the country, to combat crime effectively.
Garvey also criticized the current administration for its lack of support for law enforcement agencies and its focus on gaining power at the expense of the American people. He called for a return to policies like Title 42 and renewed efforts to vet immigrants entering the country to ensure national security.
In conclusion, Garvey outlined his vision for California, emphasizing the importance of restoring the state's prosperity and protecting its residents from external threats. As he competes for a Senate seat against incumbent Adam Schiff, Garvey aims to bring about positive change and address the pressing issues facing the state.
