I know, it seems too soon to judge and unnecessarily discriminatory towards any Dem running. I get the sentiment… but these last few years taught me to always consider worst case scenario.

did you see who the AIPAC funds? It’s basically the whole us political class, all of them. I need to draw a true red line.

No, of course no. But the gerrymandering laws are related to elections. Trump has been, for a long time, clear about it. There won’t be any more elections. He is a dictator.

Gavin Newsom knows this, like every Democrat, this is not about elections or gerrymandering or talking though to Trump. This is a distraction from Epstein and Gaza.

This is my opinion. If it was a smear campaign, as you can see, I failed spectacularly. Do you think I can smear Gavin from lemmy? Who is being smeared here?

There won’t be fair election in the US anymore. Newsom is a distraction from Epstein and Gaza.

You don’t care that a possible Dem leader supports genocide?

What people don’t understand, I think, about the pro-Palestine issue is that it’s a litmus test for folks. If you can brave and stand up against this genocide, then we can trust you on a variety of different issues. And Zoran didn’t win in spite of his pro-Palestine position. He won a majority of Jewish voters because of it.

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Gavin Newsom is a distraction. There won’t be any more elections.

Are you making similarreplies to posts about conservatives? Or are you only try to sour peoples views of democrats?

“Conservatives” right now are extreme fascists. They talk like nazi, act like nazi and support nazism openly. There is no point in telling a nazi he is one, he knows it and he is proud of it. I try to appeal to a reasonable audience, yes.

I see a lot of “what about Israel” posts any time a democrat is mentioned. But those same people don’t seem to give a damn that republicans are not only doing the same or worse with Israel, but also trying to destroy America.

People (me included) are genuinely concerned about the involvement of Israel in the US.

If you are a democrat and are expecting a blue wave of votes with Newsom like it happened with Mandami, you will be disappointed. Just like it happened with Kamala.

People do care about this, polls shows it’s their number 1 issue right now. This whole Newsom show about talking though and drawing maps is a distraction from Epstein and Gaza.

What people don’t understand about the pro-Palestine issue is that it’s a litmus test for folks. If you can brave and stand up against this genocide, then we can trust you on a variety of different issues. And Zoran didn’t win in spite of his pro-Palestine position. He won a majority of Jewish voters because of it.

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I’m not attacking him, just posting some facts some people might be interested in. Many people regard this conflict as a test for US politicians, it’s always good to know more.

I have no interest in reading your article thanks.

why? It’s just information, if fake I would like to know too.

California Governor Gavin Newsom with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Israel, 2023.

Please read this article. You can double check all the info, but they are correct.

Gavin Newsom in Jerusalem in 2008 photo/dan pine

How the trips will affect these office holders long-term is uncertain. However, for many, the trips never stop reverberating — such as for San Francisco’s then-Mayor Gavin Newsom, who was part of an Israel trip in May 2008.

Now lieutenant governor of California, Newsom, along with wife Jennifer Seibel, his fiancée at that time, took part in a mission sponsored by the S.F.-based Jewish Community Federation. In Israel, Newsom toured high-tech companies, met with counterparts in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, and received security briefings at the Lebanese and West Bank borders.

He said this week he was struck by “how remarkably small Israel is. From a security perspective [the trip] reinforced what I always believed: Standing there right on the border, you understand the politics a lot better.”

Like other Bay Area politicians, Newsom said his pre-trip expectations were formed from exposure to media.

“Invariably that was framed in context of conflict, of stress, of friction,” he said. “I experienced something 180 degrees different. In the context of policymaking, it’s a reminder that one cannot substitute actual experience with an academic experience. It’s essential for anyone in positions of public life that they experience Israel first-hand.”

He said the trip helped him connect more deeply with the economic and cultural ties between Israel and the Bay Area. Along those lines, as lieutenant governor he has pushed for the opening of a permanent California trade office in Israel.

There used to be one there, and in other parts of the world, but all were eliminated in budget cuts in 2003.

“I thought this was an overreaction,” Newsom said. “Rather than reforming it, they eliminated it. California is competing with states like Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi, which all have foreign offices. California has none anywhere.”

Moreover, said Newsom, a onetime wine merchant and restaurateur, “I say this all the time: Some of the best food I ever had was in Israel.”

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