Newsom Vows to ‘Defend Our Constitution’ After Trump Victory, Hints at 2028 Bid

Following Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 Presidential election, California Governor Gavin Newsom has pledged to work with the incoming administration while also warning of his commitment to defending the Constitution. This statement has fueled speculation about Newsom’s own presidential aspirations, with some experts predicting he’ll emerge as a prominent leader within the Democratic Party.

California Governor Vetoes Bill to Regulate Artificial Intelligence, Citing Potential Industry Harm

California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have implemented safety measures for large artificial intelligence models, citing concerns about potential harm to the state’s tech industry. The bill, which aimed to prevent the misuse of AI for purposes like disrupting the electric grid or developing chemical weapons, faced opposition from tech giants and startups.

Newsom Defends Biden’s Cognitive Abilities Amidst Calls for President to Step Aside

California Governor Gavin Newsom, a key surrogate for President Biden’s re-election campaign, has staunchly defended Biden’s cognitive abilities amid growing calls within the Democratic Party for the president to end his re-election bid. Newsom, who has been actively campaigning for Biden, dismissed the concerns as coming from a small minority and emphasized Biden’s unwavering commitment to the race. He also dismissed rumors about him potentially replacing Biden as a distraction fueled by conservative media.

California Governor Newsom Signs Budget Amidst Republican Criticism

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a budget aimed at closing a $46.8 billion deficit, drawing criticism from Republican lawmakers who claim they were excluded from the negotiation process. The budget, which includes spending cuts and tax increases on businesses, has been met with praise from Newsom who describes it as responsible and beneficial for Californians. However, Republican lawmakers express concerns about the sustainability of the budget and accuse Democrats of prioritizing social projects over essential services.

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