Gavin Newsom Taunts Trump With 1 Of His Favorite Things... In The Worst Possible Place
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The California governor taunted the president with an offer he's likely to refuse.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and his press office team on Wednesday mockingly offered to name something in honor of President Donald Trump.
But as much as Trump likes slapping his name on things, he’s probably not going to appreciate this one very much.
Mimicking Trump’s bombastic all-caps style, Newsom wrote that he was considering renaming a highway rest stop in the Bay Area in honor of the president.
“DOZY DON’T FRAUD AND WASTE WILL FINALLY BE ADDRESSED,” he wrote:
Newsom, who has said he is considering a run for president in 2028, also posted a mock image of the rest stop with a shiny new sign, complete with the gold trim and lettering that Trump is known to love:
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