California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his support for Proposition 50 to reform redistricting, his opposition to President Trump's policies, his efforts to understand the MAGA movement through a podcast, and his potential plans for the 2028 presidential race.
Proposition 50 in California aims to suspend the independent redistricting commission to redraw congressional districts in a way that favors Democrats and counteracts Republican gains, with the campaign heavily motivated by opposition to Donald Trump, leading to strong support and a likely victory.
Donald Trump expressed disagreement with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's move to recognize Palestine, amid ongoing tensions over Gaza and international efforts by Western countries to recognize Palestinian statehood, which face opposition from Israel and the US.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has launched a campaign to ask voters to approve a new congressional map through a ballot measure, aiming to counteract potential gerrymandering by Republican-led states and to oppose Donald Trump. The measure involves disbanding the current independent redistricting commission for upcoming elections and returning map-drawing power to the commission after the next census, with the goal of helping Democrats gain more seats in the House. The campaign is politically charged, expensive, and controversial, with mixed public support and opposition from some reform advocates.
The 3.5% protest rule suggests that active participation by 3.5% of a population in a sustained, non-violent movement can lead to regime change, a principle supported by historical research and relevant to current US protests against Trump, though its effectiveness depends on various factors beyond mere numbers.
California Governor Gavin Newsom visited South Carolina to rally Democratic support and subtly test the waters for a potential 2028 presidential run, emphasizing his opposition to Trump and his ability to energize the Democratic base, while also facing criticism from Republicans and local voters.
Senator Thom Tillis announced he will not seek re-election in North Carolina, citing a lack of enthusiasm and political gridlock, after facing criticism from Donald Trump for opposing a GOP policy bill. His decision opens a competitive Senate seat, with Democrats eyeing it as a key opportunity to flip the seat, while Republicans remain confident in defending it.
Protests called 'No Kings in America' are scheduled across Greater Cincinnati and parts of Indiana to oppose President Trump's perceived abuses of presidential power, coinciding with a military parade in Washington, D.C., which critics say could serve as a display of authoritarianism and intimidation.