Newsom claims Trump is ‘politicizing’ wildfires by slamming California climate change policies
“One can’t even respond to it.”
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“One can’t even respond to it.”
“Reading some banned books to figure out what these states are so afraid of,” Newsom said on Twitter, attempting to mock certain states.
Thus far, 16 people have perished in the fires, with 150,000 more people being displaced. State officials say that over 12,000 structures have been destroyed.
When California launched the lawsuit, Newsom had called the withdrawal of funds “a political stunt to punish California.”
“In today’s LA Times. You’ve got to be real scared and desperate to play the race card against the brother from South Central.”
Newsom is attempting to characterize the recall and its millions of supporters as anti-vaxxers, QAnon conspiracy theorists, anti-immigrant activists and Trump supporters.
As of Sunday, Newsom ranked second behind Vice President JD Vance, who led at 29 percent.
“I didn’t like what DeSantis said about Fauci,” Newsom said, announcing his plans to donate $100,000 to Charlie Crist.
“CA will require our kids to get the COVID-19 vaccine to come to school,” Newsom announced on Twitter. “This will go into effect following full FDA approval.”
Social media users quickly noted that Newsom was comparing himself to a character who is a murderer and a rapist.