I disagree, the kids ate him alive at turning point.
His personal story has a few big holes.
Newsom 2028.
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His personal story has a few big holes.
Agreed, Mamdani is showing how popular this movement can become.
Bernie is handing over the torch
He almost certainly will, but he won't be alone.
I expect a pretty open field in the early declarations, but I think it may narrow faster than it has recently, with more people dropping out before the first actual primaries.
Not unlikely the next occupant of the White House will be a
climate clown and like Trump the nation's embarrassment.
California Gov. Newsom subbing in for Trump at COP30 climate change conference
California Gov. Gavin Newsom will take his Trump-trolling game to Belém, Brazil next week as the most prominent official to represent the U.S. at the COP30 international climate change talks.
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climate clown and like Trump the nation's embarrassment.
California Gov. Newsom subbing in for Trump at COP30 climate change conference
California Gov. Gavin Newsom will take his Trump-trolling game to Belém, Brazil next week as the most prominent official to represent the U.S. at the COP30 international climate change talks.
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Newsom & Crockett 2028!!!!
Jasmine Crockett, Gavin Newsom BLOW THE ROOF OFF in surprise rally
Jasmine Crockett, Gavin Newsom BLOW THE ROOF OFF in surprise rally
Let's see whether this the case by the end of 2026..
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The only running Pritzker should be doing is on a treadmill. Disastrous governor.
In that case disaster is awaiting the U.S.. If he picks AOC as
his running mate it will be catastrophic for the future of the
U.S. At least there will be no tariff on Canadian exports which
we can rejoice over.
I cannot understand how the wheels turn in the mind of chaps who actually believe that a Newsom&AOC (which I don't believe it will be AOC as VP) running the US wouldn't do a better job domestically and internationally than the two clowns in charge today. LMFAO, mindboggling.
California's state debt must have grown to above $500 billion by now under Newsom. This guy is
a disaster in the making. AOC's Green New Deal could help help to bankrupt the U.S. sooner.
trump and DoFo ran massive debts as well.
trump is responsible for 1/4 of american debt already.
Residential electric power rate in California is about the highest
in the U.S. as well. Newsom is a proven climate fanatic. With him
as the president people will suffer from worsening inflation of the
cost of living.
The climate lunatic from California rears his ugly head in the world stage.
At COP30, California governor Newsom torches Trump's record on climate and fossil fuels
Gavin Newsom, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, said a Democratic administration would rejoin Paris Agreement "without hesitation."
Nov 11, 2025
With US President Donald Trump skipping the UN's climate summit in the Amazon, California Governor Gavin Newsom has grabbed the spotlight at COP30 and took a swipe at the fossil fuel agenda of his political nemesis.
The Democrat, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, slammed Trump for leaving the Paris climate accord and for "doubling down on stupid" through his pro-oil stance.
Newsom said a Democratic administration would rejoin the Paris Agreement "without hesitation."
"It's a moral commitment, it's an economic imperative, it's both -- and it's an abomination that he has twice, not once, pulled away from the accords," Newsom said on Tuesday in Belem, the Brazilian Amazon city hosting the COP30 climate summit.
Newsom appeared alongside Helder Barbalho, the governor of Para state, of which Belem is the capital, at an event on the city's docks.
He touted California's green credentials, noting that the state now gets two-thirds of its electricity from renewable sources.
It was the first stop for the leader of the world's fourth largest economy, with a signing ceremony with the German state of Baden-Wurttemberg, and a press conference with the Brazilian's summit leadership among events to follow.
Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris climate accord upon returning to office in January and has sneered at the idea of human-caused planetary warming, calling it a "con job".
But Champa Patel, executive director for governments and policy at Climate Group, which runs the Under2 Coalition of global states and regions, said US states could still pursue the climate blueprints left by former president Joe Biden's administration, even if they are not part of the meeting's negotiations.
"The states have that roadmap, they can still follow it and keep to the spirit of Paris," Patel told AFP, adding it was important to signal solidarity.
"Even if national governments backslide, or if they undermine their own commitments, subnational governments, cities, states, and regions are really at the vanguard of implementation."
State power
"The president can't throw a switch and turn everything off -- that's now how our system works," added Nate Hultman, a former official in the Barack Obama and Biden administrations who now works as a researcher at the University of Maryland's Center for Global Sustainability.
A recent analysis by the group found that if leading states and cities enhance action -- and if a climate-friendly president is elected in 2028 -- US emissions could fall by the mid-50s in terms of a reduction in percentage points, approaching the 61-66 percent targeted by Biden's government.
Much of that stems from states' authority over energy and building policy, and cities' control of waste management, methane reduction, public transport, and more, Hultman told AFP.
The market-driven green shift remains a strong factor including in US states with climate-hostile leadership, including Texas, the country's renewable energy generation leader last year.
New Mexico's Michelle Lujan Grisham, another Democratic governor, is also at COP30. She governs a major fossil fuel-producing state but has pushed to expand renewables and curb methane emissions from the oil and gas sector.
Reflecting America's divided politics on climate, pro-oil and gas group Power the Future slammed the New Mexico leader for "packing her bags for another international climate junket".
Questions linger over the limits of state-level action. Trump's Republicans recently passed a law bringing an early end to clean energy tax credits enacted under Biden that is seen as a potentially crippling blow to the renewable sector.
Trump's government has also withdrawn funding for clean energy deployment and made permitting much more difficult, especially for wind projects, which the president has a strong personal distaste for.
And while state and regional coalitions can exert political pressure at climate summits they remain, for now, outside the official text-drafting process.
At COP30, California governor Newsom torches Trump's record on climate and fossil fuels
Gavin Newsom, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, said a Democratic administration would rejoin Paris Agreement "without hesitation."
Nov 11, 2025
With US President Donald Trump skipping the UN's climate summit in the Amazon, California Governor Gavin Newsom has grabbed the spotlight at COP30 and took a swipe at the fossil fuel agenda of his political nemesis.
The Democrat, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, slammed Trump for leaving the Paris climate accord and for "doubling down on stupid" through his pro-oil stance.
Newsom said a Democratic administration would rejoin the Paris Agreement "without hesitation."
"It's a moral commitment, it's an economic imperative, it's both -- and it's an abomination that he has twice, not once, pulled away from the accords," Newsom said on Tuesday in Belem, the Brazilian Amazon city hosting the COP30 climate summit.
Newsom appeared alongside Helder Barbalho, the governor of Para state, of which Belem is the capital, at an event on the city's docks.
He touted California's green credentials, noting that the state now gets two-thirds of its electricity from renewable sources.
It was the first stop for the leader of the world's fourth largest economy, with a signing ceremony with the German state of Baden-Wurttemberg, and a press conference with the Brazilian's summit leadership among events to follow.
Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris climate accord upon returning to office in January and has sneered at the idea of human-caused planetary warming, calling it a "con job".
But Champa Patel, executive director for governments and policy at Climate Group, which runs the Under2 Coalition of global states and regions, said US states could still pursue the climate blueprints left by former president Joe Biden's administration, even if they are not part of the meeting's negotiations.
"The states have that roadmap, they can still follow it and keep to the spirit of Paris," Patel told AFP, adding it was important to signal solidarity.
"Even if national governments backslide, or if they undermine their own commitments, subnational governments, cities, states, and regions are really at the vanguard of implementation."
State power
"The president can't throw a switch and turn everything off -- that's now how our system works," added Nate Hultman, a former official in the Barack Obama and Biden administrations who now works as a researcher at the University of Maryland's Center for Global Sustainability.
A recent analysis by the group found that if leading states and cities enhance action -- and if a climate-friendly president is elected in 2028 -- US emissions could fall by the mid-50s in terms of a reduction in percentage points, approaching the 61-66 percent targeted by Biden's government.
Much of that stems from states' authority over energy and building policy, and cities' control of waste management, methane reduction, public transport, and more, Hultman told AFP.
The market-driven green shift remains a strong factor including in US states with climate-hostile leadership, including Texas, the country's renewable energy generation leader last year.
New Mexico's Michelle Lujan Grisham, another Democratic governor, is also at COP30. She governs a major fossil fuel-producing state but has pushed to expand renewables and curb methane emissions from the oil and gas sector.
Reflecting America's divided politics on climate, pro-oil and gas group Power the Future slammed the New Mexico leader for "packing her bags for another international climate junket".
Questions linger over the limits of state-level action. Trump's Republicans recently passed a law bringing an early end to clean energy tax credits enacted under Biden that is seen as a potentially crippling blow to the renewable sector.
Trump's government has also withdrawn funding for clean energy deployment and made permitting much more difficult, especially for wind projects, which the president has a strong personal distaste for.
And while state and regional coalitions can exert political pressure at climate summits they remain, for now, outside the official text-drafting process.
At COP30, California governor Newsom torches Trump's record on climate and fossil fuels - TRT World
Gavin Newsom, seen as a potential 2028 presidential candidate, said a Democratic administration would rejoin Paris Agreement "without hesitation."
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You love toting the Repug MAGADOPES talking points, eh? Whch state is the largest ecomomic driver of the US, hey, it's not Texas
Wait, here, let me help you
California is the largest economic driver of the US, with the highest state GDP, followed by Texas and New York. These three states consistently contribute the most to the nation's economy.
- California: Its GDP is larger than any other state and would rank as one of the largest economies in the world if it were an independent country.
Yeah, I don't trust Texas or Florida, for that matter.
California has a highly developed diversified economy, it will survive The King of Kings. Texas has a racial problem, whites are the minority. Their government represents less than 40% of it's citizens.
MAGA is enraged! Vigorous masturbation may soothe their souls. SIEG HEIL.
MAGA is enraged! Vigorous masturbation may soothe their souls. SIEG HEIL.
