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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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, 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. ...

I was open to the idea behind Gavin Newsom’s new podcast, in which the California governor has been breaking out of his political bubble to talk at length with right-wing media stars such as ...