US EditionCalifornia Governor Newsom Calls Trump Temporary at Munich Security Conference
Newsom used climate and foreign policy forums to criticize Trump, tout California's leadership, and pursue a Ukraine cooperation deal, positioning as a top Democratic 2028 contender.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom told an international audience that Donald Trump will be gone in three years, labeling him as 'temporary'.
- Newsom plans to sign a partnership with Ukraine aimed at cooperation on economic recovery, innovation, and resilience while in Europe.
- Democratic pollster Zac McCrary suggests Newsom is trying to project a presidential vibe and build foreign policy credentials.
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Newsom Urges European Leaders To Look Beyond Trump: ‘Trump Is Temporary'
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) pressed European officials to keep building direct working relationships with U.S. states, arguing that President Trump will not define the U.S. forever. Importance Rank: 1
Gavin Newsom Jets Off to Germany to Boost Profile on Global Stage as California Reels from Multiple Crises
Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom traveled to Munich, Germany, to attend the Munich Security Conference in the latest stop in a string of high-profile international appearances that come as California struggles with deepening crises at home. The post Gavin Newsom Jets Off to Germany to Boost Profile on Global Stage as California Reels from Multiple Crises appeared first on Slay News.
"Trump Is Temporary, Will Be Gone In 3 Years": California Governor
The second-term governor and likely 2028 presidential candidate has taken his Donald Trump-bashing tour to the Munich Security Conference, weeks after he was in Davos, Switzerland, at the World Economic Forum.
Newsom pleads with U.S. allies in Europe to see Trump as temporary
California Governor Gavin Newsom told a panel at the Munich Security Conference Saturday that he traveled there to reassure European allies that “Trump is temporary.” “He’ll be measured in years, not decades,” Newsom said, predicting Trump would suffer heavy losses in the midterm elections and face legal setbacks, including limits on his tariff authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. President Donald Trump’s brand of pol…
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The Munich Conference marks a moment of reflection for Europe, which is now considering rearming itself.
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