Newsom Says Trump Presidency 'as We Know It' Ends in November
Newsom said Democrats could curb Trump’s agenda if they win the House, and he cast climate action as a winning political message.
- On Wednesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom predicted Democrats will retake the House of Representatives this November, declaring "Trump's presidency, as we know it, ends in November."
- Speaking after a UN climate summit in New York, Newsom argued climate action wins politically when framed as "economic power" rather than just "green" issues, not "green."
- Regarding the 2028 presidential field, Newsom dismissed "punditry" regarding electability while calling Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez a "generational talent," without ruling out running against her.
- He criticized Republican front-runners Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, claiming any Democratic nominee would be "exponentially better" regarding institutional integrity.
- Newsom framed the November election as a "day of reckoning" for the United States, asserting that Trump seeks to "recreate the 19th century" through his platform.
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New Era After November Elections, Democrats Will Have Control of the House, Says California Governor
What Gavin Newsom says about the 2028 election and the possibility of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez running, as well as himself
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lrytas.ltCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom, considered one of the main possible contenders for the US presidency in 2028, predicts that Democrats will regain control of the House of Representatives in November and then Donald Trump's presidency "will no longer be the same as it has been."
"Trump's presidency, as we know it, ends in November," said the elected Democrat in an interview with the AFP and two other media, on the sidelines of a UN climate summit in New York. "The 58-year-old governor of the most populous state in the United States, considered one of the main contenders for his party's nomination for the 2028 presidential election, is also convinced that the climate remains a politically supportive theme, provided, in h…
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