Newsom Sells Bibles at 'PATRIOT SHOP'

@#3

Troll much?

@#2 ... Maybe chart a different course of action. Selling Bibles isn't it.

Gov Newsom has been echoing and trolling Pres Trump's tactics.

While I do agree, those lame, e.g., Bible-selling tactics may not work with Democrats, they have seemed to resonate with the MAGA base.

Maybe Gov Newsom is just trying to probe into the electorate to see what works with voters?

I've not a clue on this, but i do find it interesting to follow.

(and, fwiw, I finally added "Newsom" to the OK part of the browser's spellcheck here.)

@#20 ... Newsom isn't copying Trump. He's mocking him with humor.

Yup.

Gov Newsom is selling Bibles with nothing inside.

Pres Trump is selling Bible without a clue of what is inside.

That's the only difference I currently see.

Fox News Host Melts Down at Newsom for Selling His Own Bible
www.yahoo.com

... Democrat attack dog Gavin Newsom's trolling campaign has gotten to Fox News again, with a rattled host melting down over the California governor selling his own Trump-bashing merch. ...

@#25

Yeah, the interesting aspect of this is not Gov Newsom selling Bibles, but the MAGA response.

MAGA seems to be quite unaware that Gov Newsom seems to be using them as Pres Trump has been using them.

For a different view of this ...

OpEd: How Trump is elevating potential 2028 Democrats: From the Politics Desk
www.nbcnews.com

... President Donald Trump picked a fresh fight this weekend with Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, adding Baltimore to his ever-growing list of potential targets for a crime crackdown.

After Moore invited Trump to come walk the streets of Baltimore, Trump not only threatened to send federal troops to Charm City, but also personally attacked Moore and even floated the idea of yanking funding for the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland.

Yet Moore, a rising star in Democratic politics who could be in the mix for president in 2028, appears to be welcoming the feud with open arms. He quickly fired back at Trump and is already making the media rounds following his weekend war of words with Trump.

As part of that media tour, Moore also challenged Trump on another front: redistricting. He left the door open on CBS News' "Face the Nation" to pursuing a mid-decade redraw of Maryland's congressional lines in response to a new map that Texas Republicans passed at Trump's urging.

The governor is hardly alone in relishing the opportunity to take on Trump. ...

Are the Democrats finally growing a backbone?

imo, too soon to tell, but stay tuned.