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Top Actor Unleashes On Newsom In Fiery Attack

California Governor Gavin Newsom is once again in the hot seat, and this time, even Hollywood can’t defend him. Actor Michael Rapaport, a self-proclaimed progressive with a history of going after conservatives, unloaded on Newsom in a fiery Instagram rant that pulled no punches. “There’s no more mistakes for you, you’re done!” Rapaport declared, channeling the frustration of millions of Californians tired of Newsom’s ineptitude.

Rapaport didn’t hold back, mocking Newsom as “Gavin with the good hair” and slamming the governor for focusing on “Trump-proofing” California when he should have been “fire-proofing” it. “You’re talking about Trump this, Trump that. He’s not even president,” Rapaport said, referring to Newsom’s obsession with attacking a man who hasn’t held office in years while wildfires rage out of control across the state.

And in case there was any doubt, Rapaport made it clear he’s over Newsom’s empty promises. “‘We’ll do better next time. We need to learn from our mistakes,’” he mocked, adding, “You’re not running for sixth-grade class president!” He even called Newsom “Nancy’s nephew,” a dig that likely hit too close to home for the governor who owes much of his career to Democratic royalty like Nancy Pelosi.

Rapaport isn’t the only celebrity calling out Newsom. Rhea Durham, wife of actor Mark Wahlberg, recently posted a scathing critique of Newsom’s laid-back demeanor during a visit to the Palisades Fire base camp. “Why is the Governor of C.A standing around laughing like he’s at a tailgate???” she asked in a since-deleted Instagram post. It’s a valid question, considering thousands of Californians are watching their homes go up in flames while Newsom seemingly treats disaster response like a social event.

Meanwhile, Newsom’s communications team scrambled to defend their boss, claiming, “The Governor is focused on protecting people, not playing politics.” Sure, because nothing screams “not playing politics” like cracking jokes at a fire base camp while the state burns.

This isn’t just about bad optics; it’s about failed leadership. Newsom’s track record is a monument to progressive incompetence. California is crumbling under the weight of his policies—record homelessness, skyrocketing crime, rolling blackouts, and now wildfires that could have been mitigated with better preparation. Instead of addressing these issues, Newsom spends his time blaming Trump and cozying up to Biden, hoping no one notices his glaring failures.

The takeaway is clear: California doesn’t need another smooth-talking career politician; it needs real leadership. Newsom can keep laughing, but Californians aren’t in on the joke.


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