EXCLUSIVE: Newsom says Democrats ‘stopped showing up’
Gavin Newsom, the Democratic governor of California, spent four days traveling thru southern states including Alabama, South Carolina, and North Carolina-areas where former President Donald Trump secured comfortable wins. During his visit, he engaged with hundreds of voters in hot and humid conditions, speaking to both strong Democrats and undecided individuals. Newsom appeared as a charismatic figure,capturing attention with his polished appearance and ability to connect with diverse audiences. These efforts seem aimed at broadening his political outreach beyond California and engaging with the political landscape in the South.
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) spent four days driving through territory that, at first glance, seems about as far from California as a West Coast politician can get.
The Democratic governor visited Alabama, rural South Carolina, and labor-heavy North Carolina communities where President Donald Trump won comfortably. He talked to hundreds of voters in triple-digit heat and braved the humidity. Some were deep-blue Democrats, while others were on the fence, curious about the governor, who looked more like a movie star with perfect hair, a white button-down, and a seemingly effortless talent for captivating a room of admirers.
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