Gavin Newsom’s carefully curated political image is unraveling under the weight of economic disaster, runaway crime, and hypocrisy that even Democrat voters can no longer ignore. From California’s massive $68 billion deficit to his infamous French Laundry scandal, the so-called “future of the Democrats” may have just sabotaged his national ambitions—and triggered a red wave in his own backyard.

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Highlights:

• “California’s record-breaking deficit and economic mismanagement.”
• “Newsom’s hypocrisy during COVID-era lockdowns and mandates.”
• “Rising crime, mass exodus, and voter backlash in blue cities.” 
• “Shocking voter shifts as California turns redder with each election.”

Timestamps:   

[00:20] California’s slick‐haired governor just hit a political brick wall.

[01:51] The state now faces, if you can believe it, a $68 billion deficit the biggest raw-dollar gap in California history.

[02:21] Residential electricity rates are now close to double the national average.

[03:24] While locking down 40 million Californians, Newsom snuck into Napa’s ultra-exclusive French Laundry for a $350-a-plate birthday bash.

[03:53] Rolling blackouts in the world’s fourth-largest economy and summer gas flirting with $7 a gallon in Los Angeles. 

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