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The latest fundraising campaign for California Governor Gavin Newsom has an interesting target audience: everywhere in the country other than California, fueling speculation that the attention-seeking governor is building support for a 2028 presidential run. Newsom, who has done his best to thrust himself into the national conversation in recent weeks, is running a series of internet fundraising campaigns this month in support of a proposition to further gerrymander California. The move comes in direct response to the Republican effort to redistrict in Texas, with Newsom positioning himself as the man standing in opposition to President Donald Trump and national Republicans. “We’re not gonna watch Donald Trump rig the next election, we’re not just gonna sit back and watch what’s happening in Texas and not respond to it,” Newsom says in one ad. “It’s time to fight fire with fire. We’re going to the ballot. We’re going to redistrict here in the state of California but we’re going to need your help.” According to Google’s ad transparency center, Newsom’s team is targeting a series of the ads only at people outside of California, potentially allowing Newsom to build a national donor list and grow his profile across the country. Screenshot of Google ad transparency center The ad ran in two different forms: one targeting California and another targeting the rest of the country. Another ad, which was also specifically targeted at people outside Newsom’s state, claimed that Newsom’s effort sought to address “an emergency for our democracy.” The ads are an early indicator that Newsom is attempting to build a national donor list and garner wider name recognition ahead of the 2028 presidential election, in which he is widely speculated to be a leading Democratic candidate. Newsom’s has spent the last couple of weeks posting obsessively on social media in opposition to Trump, attempting to emulate the Republican president’s manner of writing. Hannah Milgrom, the spokeswoman for the legislative effort, denied that the ad campaign indicates that Newsom is attempting to build a national donor list ahead of a potential presidential run. “Total BS,” Milgrom said. “Americans rightfully oppose Trump’s attempt to rig the 2026 midterm elections and steal five house seats before a single person has voted,” she added. “That’s why tens of thousands of small dollar donors across the country are giving $5 and $10 dollars to the our [sic] campaign through these ads.” It is, however, exactly that fact that fuels the speculation about his intentions with the redistricting ads. These small donors will make up the base of a potential 2028 presidential run, where he will have to build support across the country to emerge from a primary. His potential primary opponents, such as Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, have already amassed the massive lists essential to win a national campaign. And it isn’t just the new ads that indicate the Democrat governor could be prepping for a presidential run. Newsom has also delivered speeches in South Carolina, a state that holds particular strategic importance in the Democratic primary process. Newsom is currently the leading Democratic candidate on the betting website Polymarket, which gives him a 24% chance of becoming the Democratic nominee. Newsom ranks ahead of ahead of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Recent polling shows that Newsom is the second-most popular Democrat candidate behind former Vice President and failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris, but still ahead of Ocasio-Cortez and Buttigieg.

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On August 18, MSNBC announced plans to rebrand as MS NOW, which stands for My Source News Opinion World, severing ties with NBCUniversal and dropping the iconic peacock logo to emerge as an independent progressive news outlet under the new media company Versant.According to Versant CEO Mark Lazarus, cutting the peacock’s feathers is about liberating MS NOW from NBC News’ broader journalistic brand, freeing the network to double down on its progressive preaching.Or they’re repacking the same woke nonsense because the cable news network’s ratings are abysmal.In either case, Sara Gonzales, BlazeTV host of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” gleefully skewers the progressive network’s desperate scramble for relevance.In this episode, Sara plays three clips that remind us why MSNBC is a failure of epic proportions. “Let’s just reminisce; let’s bask in some of the lowlights of MSNBC,” she giggles. ‘Morning Joe’ break-time tantrumIn 2015 when President Trump was a GOP presidential candidate, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, hosts of “Morning Joe,” interviewed him on his proposal to pause Muslim immigration as a temporary security measure.Scarborough and Trump clashed hugely over this issue, leading to a nasty back-and-forth and ultimately Scarborough threatening to cut to a commercial.In the middle of Trump explaining the need to “get our hands around a very difficult situation,” Scarborough, clearly flustered, interjected, “You can’t just talk. No, you got to let us actually ask questions. You’re just talking.”The comment sparked contentious sparring, with an enraged Scarborough eventually cutting to a commercial, saying, “Go to break. Go to break right now.”“Who won that pissing contest? President Trump is now the 47th president after being the 45th president, Joe. How do you like them apples?” Sara laughs.Maddow’s melodramatic meltdownEarlier this month, Rachel Maddow in a segment of “The Rachel Maddow Show” titled “It’s Not Coming, It’s Here,” delivered a lie-riddled monologue about President Trump.“We do now live in a country that has an authoritarian leader in charge. We have a consolidating dictatorship in our country. And it sounds melodramatic to say it, I know,” she sighed theatrically.“You don’t even realize what a dictator is because here’s what I can tell you. Number one, it’s definitely not somebody who was elected with an overwhelming majority — 77 million votes, won all of the swing states,” Sara says.“And number two, it definitely doesn’t portray you as smart to be carrying water for Donald Trump’s predecessor, who of course told everyone that they weren’t allowed to earn a living, earn a paycheck, feed their families if they didn’t get an injection into their bodies.”(Another) racist Reid rantWhile Joy Reid mercifully left MSNBC in February, she’s still putting out content that proves why the network is a catastrophic failure.Last week on Wajahat Ali’s “The Left Hook” podcast in an episode titled “How Mediocre White Men and Their Fragility Are Destroying America,” Reid snapped, “They can’t originally invent anything more than they were ever able to invent good music.”“They” is, of course, referring to white people.“White people have invented the light bulb, the telephone, the automobile. Seems kind of useful, right? ... Newtonian physics, the sport of basketball, photography, the flushing toilet, and blue jeans. But hey, who’s counting, right?” Sara laughs.To see the clips and hear more of Sara’s commentary, watch the episode above.Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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