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Gavin Newsom has been everywhere these past few days—a whirlwind of public jabs, policy pushes, and more than a few moments seemingly crafted for the age of viral politics. According to the official California governor's office, Newsom has just signed into law a landmark bill advancing artificial intelligence industry standards, touting California as both a global leader in innovation and public safety. But that's not all—he’s been at the center of legislation that will deliver up to $60 billion in electricity bill savings to Californians over the next year, a move he’s framing as returning power (and cash) directly to working families.
Social media, meanwhile, could barely keep up with Newsom’s non-stop trolling of Donald Trump. As The Independent details, Newsom fired back at Eric Trump’s relaunch of the infamous Trump Vodka brand with his own AI-generated ad for “Newsom Wine,” leaning into Trump's campy online style. The governor has even unleashed his own bold red hats reading “NEWSOM WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING,” a not-so-subtle parody of Trump’s iconic headwear. His posts lately are saturated with all-caps bravado and hyperbolic boasts—imitating, mocking, and riling Trump supporters at every turn.
AOL reports he didn’t stop there—when Donald Trump posted and then quickly deleted an AI-generated conspiracy video hyping “miracle hospital beds,” Newsom’s press office hit back, lambasting Trump for peddling “AI-generated slop” and accusing him of losing touch with reality. Newsom called out Trump for being distracted by fringe conspiracies instead of the looming threat of a government shutdown and health care cuts.
Not content with just Trump as a target, Newsom took a pointed swipe at Vice President JD Vance, labeling him a “dips--t” on X after Vance blamed Democrats for the budget standoff. According to The Daily Beast, the governor’s account responded with performative outrage, even mocking Vance’s press conference appearance for “bad acting” and “awful dancing.” Newsom’s press strategy? Out-Trump Trump online—an approach that is polarizing but keeps him in the headlines and on every political influencer’s feed.
Business-wise, Newsom continues to champion climate action. He just returned from Climate Week in New York, where he inked new international agreements with Brazil and Kenya to advance green initiatives, reinforcing his biography as a 21st-century climate crusader. As climate catastrophes loom, he also ordered the predeployment of emergency resources to combat fires and hurricanes, aligning executive action with his activist rhetoric.
On policy, Newsom is orchestrating a controversial redistricting plan labeled by opponents as an attack on voting rights, while signing laws on reproductive freedom, patient privacy, and even employer speech—some of which have already prompted lawsuits from watchdog groups like the California Policy Center.
Through it all, his social media persona—part hard-nosed governor, part internet showman—makes Newsom a relentless figure at the intersection of serious policy and performative politics. Whether he’s remembered for championing justice or trolling rivals may depend on which headlines survive the week, but no one can deny he’s rewriting the rules for how governors seize the national spotlight.
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