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Gavin Newsom has been the governor of California since 2019 and is considered one of the top politicians of the Democratic Party, often mentioned as a potential future presidential candidate.
Gavin Newsom, one of the most recognizable politicians of the Democratic Party, said that after the November congressional elections, America will face a "time of reckoning." In an interview with AFP, the governor of California sharply criticized President Donald Trump, accusing him of trying to take the country back to the 19th century.
It makes America go backwards,” Newsom said.
A new era in US politics?
According to Newsom, the upcoming elections may be a turning point in American politics. The governor of California argues that falling support for Trump opens the door wide for Democrats.
Whoever is elected as the candidate of the Democratic Party will be the next president of the United States, Newsom predicts, referring to the 2028 presidential election.
Will Newsom run for the White House?
Although Gavin Newsom's name appears more and more often in the context of the future fight for the presidency, the interested party has not yet officially declared his intention to run. Whether he will run for office will be decided - as he said in an interview - by whether he can convince voters that his program has something unique that other politicians cannot offer.
Newsom is considered one of the main favorites to win the Democratic Party nomination in 2028.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Gavin Newsom will announce his candidacy for the 2028 presidential election
Likely · Within months

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