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EXPOSED: Media Insider DEMOLISHES Gavin Newsom's 2028 Presidential Dreams - Calls Him 'Pathological Narcissist'

Gary FranchiMarch 8, 2026226 views
EXPOSED: Media Insider DEMOLISHES Gavin Newsom's 2028 Presidential Dreams - Calls Him 'Pathological Narcissist'
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A prominent media insider just delivered the political obituary for Gavin Newsom's presidential ambitions, and it's absolutely devastating. Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha didn't mince words when he declared that California's disastrous governor will never be the Democratic nominee in 2028 - and his reasoning cuts right to the heart of what's wrong with today's power-hungry leftist politicians.

"He will say or do anything to be president of the United States, and it's not to better the country. It's because he's like Hillary Clinton," Concha said, characterizing Newsom as a "pathological narcissist." Ouch. But let's be honest - is he wrong?

This brutal assessment comes as Newsom continues his transparent quest for national relevance while his own state crumbles around him. From rolling blackouts to rampant homelessness, from businesses fleeing to crime spiraling out of control, California under Newsom has become a cautionary tale of progressive governance gone wrong.

The Hillary Clinton Comparison Hits Different

Concha's comparison to Hillary Clinton is particularly damning - and accurate. Like Clinton, Newsom reeks of entitlement and ambition without accomplishment. He's the poster child for everything Americans rejected when they overwhelmingly chose President Trump in 2024.

"It's not to better the country. It's because he's like Hillary Clinton." - Joe Concha on Gavin Newsom's presidential ambitions

The truth is, Newsom represents everything that's toxic about the modern Democratic Party: coastal elitism, virtue signaling while regular Americans suffer, and policies that sound good in faculty lounges but destroy real communities. His track record in California speaks for itself - and it's not pretty.

While President Trump delivers on his America First agenda from the White House, Democrats like Newsom are busy playing political games and positioning themselves for power. But here's the thing: American voters see right through the phoniness.

Concha's prediction isn't just political analysis - it's a reality check for a party that still hasn't learned why they lost so badly in 2024. Patriots, what do you think? Is Newsom's political career already over, or will the Democrats be desperate enough to try anyway?

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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TruthSeeker45Verifiedjust now
Does anyone know who this media insider is? Would love to hear more of their insights about other Democratic politicians.
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CommonSenseGuyVerifiedjust now
The fact that he survived the recall election doesn't mean Americans want him as president. California voters don't represent the rest of the country thankfully.
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SmallBizOwnerVerifiedjust now
As someone who had to move my business out of California because of his lockdown policies, I can confirm this assessment is spot on.
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FloridaFreedomVerifiedjust now
Sorry you had to go through that. Hope you found a better state for your business!
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PatriotMom2024Verifiedjust now
Finally someone in the media has the guts to tell the truth about Newsom! This guy has been destroying California for years and thinks he can take his failed policies nationwide.
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TexasRangerVerifiedjust now
Exactly! Look at the homeless crisis and businesses fleeing CA under his watch.
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RedStateRealistVerifiedjust now
This media insider is brave for speaking out. The mainstream media usually covers for Democrats like Newsom.
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AmericaFirst2028Verifiedjust now
🎯 NAILED IT! Newsom's 2028 dreams just got crushed by reality.
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ConservativeVoiceVerifiedjust now
The 'pathological narcissist' label fits perfectly. Have you seen how he acts during press conferences? It's all about image and zero substance.