A high risk moment for Javin Newsom: from the Political Office
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In today’s edition, we explore how California governor Gavin New Roire moves in a high -level political battle with President Donald Trump. In addition, Steve Kornacki inspects the New Jersey’s Primary for Governor before the results are rolled tonight.
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Newsom closes centuries with Trump in a political, politically specific moment
Written by Jonathan Allen and Natasha Koriki
Amid migration raids, peaceful protests, attacks on law enforcement officers and the threat of his arrest by federal agents, California Governor Gavin News is indulged in what might be the most dependent political battle in his career.
The Battle immediately turned news, the ruler of the country’s largest country, to confront the resistance of the widespread interpretation of President Donald Trump to the powers of his office and the mass reporting campaign. At a time when Newsom, a potential democratic presidential candidate in 2028, he was taking severe criticism from inside his party for his efforts – partly through his new pod – to throw himself in the playful role.
As it must balance the forces of the forces inside and outside its control. This includes the competition with the correspondence from Trump (which frequently refers to the ruler as “Newscum”) and the great adherents of the president, who participate in the Kabbuli news, social media and political podcasts. It includes an attempt to suppress violent actors with a reference to Trump’s actions – which included the deployment of US Navy – as a transgression.
For its part, the White House maintains that it wins the battle of public relations, as officials benefited from the abstinence this week that the battle that they wanted is full of pictures made on TV.
But newsom was escalating his correspondence attack on X and through media interviews. Democratic leaders say their party wanders behind – at least at the present time – and it will be difficult for potential competitors to do anything but falling into his line when he takes a position on the grass that is popular with Democratic voters.
News friends says that it will be an unexpected political blessing for the ruler if Trump and his boundaries, Tam Human, are following their threat to arrest him if they decide that he had broken the law.
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How Republicans respond: Legionships of the Republican Party, such as Johnson, stood largely as Trump dealt with the situation in Los Angeles. But Republican David Valdou – who represents the battlefield in California – said he was “concerned about the ongoing ice operations” in the state, and urged the administration “to give priority to remove well -known criminals.”
How Democrats respond: While the Democrats were largely in harmony with their criticism of Trump, there were two noticeable exceptions.
The Black Chairman of the Congress, Evet Clark, Den. On the other hand, Senator John Vitirman, DA, The situation is indicated In Los Angeles, “true chaos and chaos”. “My party loses the ethical high land when we refuse to condemn cars on fire, destroy buildings, and assault law enforcement,” said Vitirman.
Trump Warning: Trump said that anyone protesting the American military parade in Washington, DC, will meet on Saturday “a very heavy force.”
Price sign: Senior Financial officials in the Ministry of Defense said during a hearing in the Congress that the estimated cost of the deployment of the National Guard and the Marines to Los Angeles is $ 134 million.
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Divided geographical lines that make up primary in New Jersey
Written by Steve Cornki
Representative Micky Sherrill is heading to the preliminary elections today as a favorite to win the democratic nomination for the position of New Jersey Governor. She feed the air waves in New York and Philadelphia metro with television ads, enjoying the support of many party institution two Opinion polls It was released several weeks ago.
There is uncertainty. The reliable general polling, in general, was limited and rare. The changes imposed by the court in planning basic polls can significantly alleviate the strength of Sherrill’s approvals from democratic organizations in the main province.
Sherrill’s opponents sorted. However, at least so far, this seems to have had an effect on keeping them in the way of each other, which prevents one of the young as a clear alternative to Corill. Consider the political geography of the state.
You can draw a line of southern Mercer and Monmouth provinces, almost where the 195 road will be on the map. Below it is South Jersey. Democratic policy here dominates an ancient political machine that supports South Jersey’s only candidate in this field: former Senator Steve Sweiny.
The Sweeey problem is that only about 30 % of all the initial sounds will come from this region. Because South Jersey is part of the Philadelphia Media Market, it is unknown to the rest of the state, which is served by the New York Market.
Then there is a northern vote, as other candidates can all demand some advantages. The Nark Mayor Ras Barka is likely to win his city – the largest in the state – with an overwhelming majority. Newark is also the headquarters of Essex County, which has more registered Democrats than any other province. More than 40 % of the black Essex population, which should enhance Baraca, the most prominent black candidate in the race (Sean Spiller, President of the Teachers Union in the state, also black). The nearby province of Union, which has the second highest share of the black population, can offer another set of sounds.
Baraca also played a broader play for the party’s progressive base. He ran strongly to the left, and his credentials to combat Trump became when he was arrested at the enforcement of immigration and customs last month. Besides deep black support, this could be a strong alliance in the state -level primaries.
But Barka faced a traffic movement in the progressive corridor thanks to the presence of the mayor of the city of Jersey Steve Voloub, which also embraces the topics of the left and its rocks as a war on the democratic establishment.
Another candidate, Representative Josh Goetir, photographed his message more towards average, and darkened tax cuts and emphasized cost issues. Gottheimer won his home seat by turning the Republican area reliably, and he collected an enviable campaign. It is strongly performing in Bergen Province in the suburbs, and its political base, and it was approved by the official Burgen Democratic Organization. But his only partisan support comes from Warren’s small rural province in the northwestern corner of the state.
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What do you see: Outside the crowded democratic primaries, former State Council member Jacques Seatarili, approved by President Trump, is seen as the first candidate on the Republican side. Bridget Bowman has everything you need to know before opinion polls are closed at 8 pm Each time.
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