January 1, Trump Torments Newsom’s SAT Pandering Ploy

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump blasts Newsom as dropout from 2028 race.
• Governor flaunts low SAT score to woo Atlanta crowd.
• Newsom erupts at critics charging obvious pandering.

President Donald Trump poked California Governor Gavin Newsom on Truth Social, claiming the Democrat quit the 2028 presidential race.

“Wow! Gavin Newscum just dropped out of the Presidential Race!!!” Trump posted.

Newsom fired back hard through his press office and personal X account.

“WOW. THE PRESIDENT IS SUNDOWNING HARDER THAN USUAL TONIGHT!!! — GOVERNOR GCN,” the official account mocked, referencing Alzheimer’s symptoms.

On X, Newsom quipped: “It’s on page 69 of my new book. Buy it here.”

The spat erupted after Newsom’s Atlanta book tour clip went viral.

“I’m like you. I’m not better than you,” he told supporters. “I’m a 960 SAT guy.”

Conservatives slammed it as pandering to black voters, citing 2024 averages of 907 for black students versus 1083 for whites.

Newsom added: “I’m not trying to offend anyone and act all there if you got 940. But [I’m] literally a 960 SAT guy.”

He lashed out at Sean Hannity for the backlash.

“You didn’t give a sh*it about the President of the United States of America posting an ape video of President Obama or calling African nations sh*tholes — but you’re going to call me racist for talking about my lifelong struggle with dyslexia? Spare me your fake f*cking outrage, Sean.”

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens defended him, stressing context on academic struggles.

“Take it from someone who was actually in the chair asking the questions: context matters more than a headline,” Dickens said. “If you want the full context, watch the full clip, read the book, and engage the complete conversation.”

Newsom’s nationwide book tour tests 2028 waters, echoing far-left calls to remake America’s economy.

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