California Gov. Gavin Newsom debuts rapid-response website as critics accuse him of prioritizing potential 2028 run

Government Gavin NewsD-Calif., A potential candidate for president 2028, launched a new website on Wednesday with a fact that aimed at “right-wing disinformation”, as a new survey was determined by more than half of California voters believed to be more focused on becoming president than delivering to California.

Newsom’s campaign apparatus described Website with a new fact verification As “a website for a quick response to settled a Golden State record” and president Donald Trump.

New research conducted by the UC Berkeley and the Institute of Government Studies and Ko-Sentoro Los Angeles Times They found that 54% of voters registered in California believe that News is more focused on his personal presidential ambitions than solving current problems at home in Golden State.

“With more than two to one margin (54% to 26%), most voters believe that, as News serves its last two years as a governor, to pay more attention to things that could be of use as a possible candidate for president than to manage the state and help solve his problems,” ” According to the results of the survey Completed 21 to 28 April among 6.201 registered voters in California.

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Newsom’s campaign, in a press release that announced a new endeavor to check the facts, advertised California as the fourth largest economic economy in the world, and said that the Blue State population is growing, crime rates are at a historic lowest level, and California runs a nation in pure energy and technological innovations.

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“This page is for all sick of BS -Ao California. We finished letting Maga trolls define Golden State. Let’s go to offense and reciprocate – with facts,” he said.

The latest endeavor of Newsom targets disinformation from devastating fires in Los Angeles this year and other state issues, including crime, climate, economy, immigration, energy and housing. California Republicans often ridicule as the representation of the decay of democratic states. Such was the case of last month when a California MP has proposed a bill Enable students from the Faculty of State and University to sleep in their cars in the midst of a residential crisis of the Blue State.

California politician has long been rumored to have presidential ambitions. Was one of several names that huddled as a potential replacement of a Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden Before Biden suspended his campaign for a re -choice last summer and eventually chose a former vice president Kamala Harris as his heir. He also advocated News for Biden and Harris in the key Battleground countries, acting as a surrogate for both candidates when their names were at the top of the map.

This year, he launched a podcast this year by accepting political dialogue through party lines, following Democrats who lost the White House and Senate and failed to reclaim the House of Representatives 2024. He invited Trump’s allies and conservative guests to News, including Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon, to his podcast in an attempt to open and tightened “criticism” and on Dejat

The strategy is followed by criticism after the 2024 elections that Democrats are not prioritized by new media appearances and unwritten conversations.

But Newsom’s willingness to soak the national center of attention as Democrats ask for someone to lead a party to the next generation may have returned among his California voters.

News is one of several democratic governors trying to balance diplomacy with the rejection of Trump’s agenda during the president’s second term. He spoke to News against Trump’s tariff politics and executive orders as he arrived over the passage to ensure relief from a disaster after the Los Angeles fire earlier this year.

The poll found that most voters in California believe that the state would adversely affect Trump’s overhaul of the Federal Government, because 64% believe that Trump’s tariffs would adversely affect California business and agriculture, and over 50% believe that Trump’s policy will adversely affect education.

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In the meantime, Californians are divided into Newsom’s business, with 46% and approves and does not approve of his governor’s job and 45%, which are not sure of “his ability to be effective in search of California’s interests when he deals with Trump’s administration.”

“The governor is focused on one thing: his job – starting the LA -AA recovery, dealing with the housing crisis and taking Donald Trump to court because of his catastrophic tariffs that increase the costs for families and smoke a hole in the California budget,” said the Newsom’s Fox News Office in response to a new dial.