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How Gavin Newsom Uses Rich Kid Stories To Sound Like A Regular Guy

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In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy dives into Gavin Newsom’s awkward podcast attempt to sound relatable. He brags about his Wonder Bread snacks and basketball hustling, but Bridget exposes the disconnect with his wealthy upbringing and posh lifestyle. She also calls out his political code-switching as he flips between woke advocacy and anti-woke realism. It’s a cringe-filled look at a politician trying way too hard.

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