Newsom Confronts a Sickly Trump in DC as Trump Suffers!!!
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It's again the time of the year that everyone has been waiting for. People are in a hurry and in a hurry. First a gift, then to the grocery store. Sometimes cleaning and packing is also a must. To the kitchen, boxes in the kitchen, it's about to start. Food on the table, snacks on the table and to eat. Then we share the gifts. We'll repeat the same thing the next day, but without gifts. Sleep on the day of the party. Finally and last try the best time of the year when the ice cream falls to the ice.
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Fortune presents. Six-year-old Ada plays her favorite song. Not funny, but let's add a little energy.
Fortum. Fortum.
Fortum. Asiakas kertoo tekevänsä kausiluonteista tiimityötä pakkauslinjastolla, ajoittain epäergonomisissa asennoissa. Pitkän työkokemuksen myötä löytänyt kuitenkin toimivattavat tonttuilla, vielä seuraavatkin sata vuotta.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is heading to Washington, D.C. to confront Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans for depriving Los Angeles of the necessary recovery federal aid after the disastrous fires last year. Now, California Governor Gavin Newsom is also powerfully calling out Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans for their behavior and despicable conduct. For example, as California Governor Gavin Newsom is heading to Washington, D.C., as Trump and MAGA try to attack Newsom, Newsom's going on the offense, and he's posting things like this. It's a photo of Donald Trump sleeping during one of the recent cabinet meeting, and Governor Newsom says, built different, and it's a photo of Donald Trump sleeping.
Governor Newsom then posts the following. What a message. How dare you want to be able to pay your bills? In response to Donald Trump in the Oval Office saying, affordability, it's a con job. Everybody knows it's a con job. No, you're a con job, Donald. Everything you do is fraud. upon the news that the United States economy lost 32,000 private sector jobs in November, according to the latest ADP data. Governor Newsom responds, great job, Donald. Well done. Also, Governor Newsom talks about how he's heading to D.C. to push for the long-overdue federal aid package for L.A. fire survivors. Despite bipartisan support in Congress, the Trump regime still hasn't sent a recovery proposal, 10 months after California's first request.
How despicable. Governor Newsom stopped by the New York Times dealbook summit and gave an incredible discussion as well. Governor Newsom talks about how Trump and these crony capitalists are trying to build exemptions for themselves over tariffs while screwing over small businesses and medium-sized businesses and the American people in general who are paying those tariffs. Powerful moment of that discussion right here. Let's play it.
I'm serious. If you were Tim Cook, under the circumstances, and he's in your state, under the circumstances he is in, which is he manufactures a lot of stuff in China, worried about the tariffs.
And he was able to make a phone call that no small business in my state could have made. I mean, how about my farmers and ranchers in California? How about all these small, medium-sized businesses that can't pick up the phone and get an exemption on their tariffs? So yeah, it breaks my heart a little bit. That's a version of crony, that is by definition crony capitalism. It is the definition of it. But what does he, back to the generous analysis, that's called being a fiduciary. Doing what he needs to do on behalf of his shareholders. That's his job. So do I begrudge that? Yes. But do I begrudge him? Not as much. But what I do begrudge is the tone and tenor that this administration has set and the expectations they've set that if you don't do the bidding, you don't write the check, you don't get the contract.
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