Newsom claiming coveted poor victimhood status

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    • #10689
      MickMick
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      Gotta admit, I’m impressed with slick elitist Gavin Newsom. The son of a Stanford law graduate, who was both a judge and the Getty family attorney managing the Getty trust funds — is pretending that he was poor.

      Fair warning…this is as cringeworthy as it gets:

      This is the guy who started 11 businesses, 10 of which were funded by the Gettys. The guy whose best friend in high school was son of the Gettys, and whose other best friend was the son of CBRE chairman Philip Blum and Senator Dianne Feinstein.

      1991 article in SF Chronicle, Newsom is featured as part of the “Children of the Rich.” His mother’s house recently went up for sale for $3.6 million.

      Shape-shifter Newsom takes pandering to laughable level

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      AvatarHurlburt88
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      yes cringeworthy

      BUt also potentially REALLY STUPID!  We shall if it matters or not, but I think this or something similar sure could bite him.

    • #10691
      Avatarrogpodge
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      AvatarBeeg_Dawg
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      I’m not on X, but I’m sure that someone made a point Newsome was enjoying lunch at the French Laundry while issuing stay at home orders and shutting down no-essential businesses, schools, beaches, parks….etc.

    • #10693
      MickMick
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      Hey Governor Poor-Me Newsom, how about making sure that California’s 5,265,551 SNAP recipients receive money for food this month rather than dump $200 million into illegally gerrymandering this state?

      California Gov. Newsom unveils historic $97.5 billion budget surplus

      You can use that $97.5 billion surplus from 2023…I’m certain you still have some of that money lying around.

      SNAP recipients say they’re ready to scrimp amid food-stamp fight

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