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None of the Democratic candidates running to replace outgoing California Governor Gavin Newsom gave him below a B-minus grade on combating homelessness, a moment that Republicans sharing the debate stage on Wednesday evening called a laughable evaluation of the state’s problem."My goodness, of course it's an F," Republican candidate Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host, said."It shames our state, the situation with homelessness. TRUMP BACKS HILTON AHEAD OF CALIFORNIA GOP VOTE, TESTING BIANCO’S GRIP ON PARTY ENDORSEMENT"I'm a notoriously tough grader, but I would probably give him a B on homelessness," Katie Porter, a former Democratic congresswoman, said."I don't think this has been an easy problem to solve, but I do give him a lot of credit for calling attention to the problem."Tom Steyer, a billionaire businessman-turned candidate, put Newsom’s performance in the same ballpark.NEWSOM STILL BACKING $114M 'BRIDGE TO NOWHERE' FOR MOUNTAIN LIONS AND BUTTERFLIES"So, I'd give the governor a B-minus on this," Steyer said.But one other Democrat, former U.S. Ron DeSantis illustrated the acuteness of the homelessness problem by holding up a map of San Francisco, detailing over 270,000 reported instances of feces found on the streets of the city, which was dubbed the "poop map" on social media.To Republican candidate Chad Bianco, Riverside County's sheriff, it’s clear the problem has nothing to do with money."It is an absolute dismal failure, and anyone that says it's not is fooling themselves — or trying to fool voters," Bianco said.CALIFORNIA SHERIFF USES 'TO CATCH A PREDATOR' PLAYBOOK TO SQUASH BLUE STATE CRIME"We are not dealing with homeless, so stop calling it homeless.

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