Newsom tries to use right-wing influencers to fix his image. Don't fall for it. | Opinion California Gov. Gavin Newsom is looking to expand his appeal to the swing voters who have coalesced behind ...

Newsom tries to use right-wing influencers to fix his image. Don't fall for it. | Opinion. Story by Dace Potas, USA TODAY • 2w. I n a column several weeks ago, I argued that Democrats would be ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) took to Substack on Monday in an effort to further “cut through the right-wing disinformation.” The California governor already has a podcast, This is Gavin Newsom ...

Thus far, Newsom has been able to deliver on his promise. In his debut episode, Newsom spoke to Charlie Kirk, a right-wing influencer and founder of the conservative advocacy group Turning Point ...

Newsom’s inaugural episode hosted right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, and last week he released another one with Trump adviser Steven Bannon.. By having guests who are diametrically opposed to ...

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, a potential 2028 presidential candidate, launched a new fact-check website on Wednesday targeting "right-wing misinformation." ...

Newsom recently interviewed prominent right-wing figures like Charlie Kirk and Steven Bannon on his podcast, "This is Gavin Newsom." ...

The California governor’s conversations with right-wing figures angered many of the liberal activists he would need to win the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028.

“They’ve been doing it for decades,” Newsom responded, citing well-known right-wing political messaging strategies of the past. “I mean, we saw the welfare queens.

Newsom was joined by right-wing podcaster Charlie Kirk, whose Turning Point USA group helped Trump secure support among young voters. Advertisement.

Newsom, 57, sat down with right-wing influencer, Charlie Kirk, for the first episode of his new podcast This is Gavin Newsom, which was released on Thursday. ...