Newsom Initiates “Trump Proof” Policies With His Hand Out

California Governor Gavin Newsom could very quickly land a second job as a used car salesman. He is a fast-talking shyster who often tries to enlist policies meant for others to follow but not him. He truly believes in the Democratic motto that rules are for thee, but not for me.

Last week, Newsom's pontifications about his monetary legislative package made you think he was a cross between Gandhi and Mother Teresa. He described his most recent boondoggle this way.

The bill:

"Bolsters funding for legal services programs that are vital to safeguarding the civil rights of California's most vulnerable residents, including people with disabilities, youth who are homeless, victims of human trafficking and wage theft, people facing unlawful evictions, immigrants, and more.”

"None of the funding in this bill is intended to be used for immigration-related legal services for non-citizens convicted of serious or violent felonies."

Still, the package, which the state Senate and Assembly passed, allocates $25 million to the Department of Justice to support legal battles against Trump's federal policies, including environmental regulations and illegal immigration. An additional $25 million is allocated for legal aid organizations to support illegal aliens facing potential deportation.

Does that sound like what Newsom described?

The truth is that Newsom sounds like a used car salesman trying to talk you into buying an unnecessary undercoating package or an extended power chain warranty. He abides by the Democratic agenda to ignore the obvious invasion of our borders, and instead of aligning with American citizens, Newsom and his ilk instead take the side of those here illegally.

Newsom wants the citizens of California to pay attention to what he says rather than what he does

Newsom wants the citizens of California to pay attention to what he says rather than what he does, but that is changing. Everyone knows the $50 million should have gone directly to help the wildfire victims. Still, Newsom constantly feels insecure because of Trump and plays childish games with taxpayer dollars to appear as a tough guy.

So, Newsom talks one way out of one side of his mouth and another out of the opposite. In late January, Trump visited California to meet with Newsom, while Newsom traveled to Washington, D.C., in early February for further discussions with the president.

This was the flowery way Newsom described that.

"We’re working across the aisle, as we always have, to ensure survivors have the resources and support they need.”

"Thank you, President Trump, for coming to our communities to see this firsthand and meeting with me today to continue our joint efforts to support people impacted."

I almost threw up a little in my mouth after hearing that. Newsom’s words are dripping with insincerity that is thicker than his hair gel and smells much worse.

Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.