After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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Gavin Newsom Has a HUGE Authenticity Problem
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9:39Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Jennifer Sey, founder & CEO of XX-XY Athletics and author of “Levi’s Unbuttoned.” Jennifer was a long-time resident of San Francisco, and they discuss new claims from Gavin Newsom's former mistress to explore what they see as a deeper vulnerability for the California governor: authenticity. They argue Newsom has tried to reinvent himself as a more internet-savvy, anti-Trump fighter, but contend his carefully crafted image comes across as forced rather than genuine. They dive into Newsom's record on homelessness, crime, COVID policies, and California's population decline, with Jennifer arguing his governance has failed despite Democrats continuing to reward him at the ballot box. They conclude that while Newsom may be positioning himself for a presidential run, his personal baggage and record could prove difficult to overcome.
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