Two outlets repeat the same argument that California has suffered over more than two decades under Democratic leadership, attributing negative changes to the voting choices of Democratic voters. Both pieces frame the issue as a pattern rather than a single event, describing “over twenty years” of impacts on the state and stating that the resulting damage has been “unimaginable.” The coverage does not cite specific incidents, figures, or policy details in the provided excerpts, and it does not present countervailing viewpoints or evidence from other sources. It also does not distinguish between different levels of government (state, local, or federal) or between individual policy areas such as taxation, housing, public safety, or healthcare. In both accounts, the central claim is that repeated support for Democratic candidates and agendas has produced sustained negative outcomes for California. Overall, the sources align on the theme of long-term dissatisfaction tied to Democratic voters, but they offer limited additional substantiation within the text shown.