Gavin Newsom Mocked For Telling Calif. Residents to Ease Off on Electricity Use Week After EV Announcement

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Posted 9.04.22
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Newsom’s appeal was widely mocked by the right.

“They don’t have rolling blackouts in Florida,” conservative commentator Tomi Lahren noted.

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) noted: “If you ever come down for a visit, take notes about how you’re supposed to run a state.”

His remarks came after a report claimed that Newsom’s in-laws donated to GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis and bought a home in the Sunshine State, Florida Politics reported.

“Gavin Newsom, I want to formally welcome your in-laws to my district in the beautiful, lower-taxed, safer, and freedom-loving city of Naples, Florida. If you ever come down for a visit, take notes about how you’re supposed to run a state,” Donalds said. “Gov. Ron DeSantis has the blueprint.”

“Hey Gavin Newsom: Red States with Republican Governors have less homeless, lower crime, higher education, affordable housing, low cost fuel, plentiful water and they don’t have rolling blackouts,” former California lawman Orrin Heatlie added.