Gavin Newsom Roasts Donald Trump Like A Turkey In Thanksgiving Troll
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The California governor's press office used a conservative source to taunt the president.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) press team turned to the conservative Drudge Report to taunt President Donald Trump this Thanksgiving.
Newsom’s communications office (which has been no stranger to trolling Trump in recent months) shared on X, formerly Twitter, a screenshot of the Matt Drudge–founded site’s top headlines, which read:
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“Welcome to Trump’s golden era!” the Newsom team sarcastically captioned the post.
The jab came as Trump officials continued trying to falsely claim that the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner has dropped thanks to the president.
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