California Republicans slammed Newsom after re-announced the news

After the California State Government Gavin Newsom Announced that he would move forward through state re-division plan – full of implicit mockery of the president Donald Trump – California Republicans responded late Thursday.

Newsom announced “Liberation Day” – apparently referring to Trump’s own nickname the day Trump introduced the full tariff regime – and aimed at mocking the president’s preference for truth-based social networking before announcing “All CAPS” social media posts.

California Republicans are not amused and are no longer trapped in the project, which could end their federal representatives that have been left in the most populous state of the United States.

“The Californians demand and the transparency of government should be. Governor Newsom’s sinister redivision plan is exactly the opposite,” said the state’s top Republican’s election commission.

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“No public opinion,” said Alexandra Macedo, a state member of r-tulare, who presided over 52 Republican House members, a total of 52. The last Republican senator in the state was Sen. John Seymour in 1991 – a brief appointment after Sen. Pete Wilson resigned from the governor’s office.

Macedo advises Newsom to do its best just to catch national headlines, whatever the “vote’s will” is actually.

“Governor Newsom’s mission is to take power away from the California Citizens Re-division Committee,” Macedo said of the group.

“The power of the Governor’s News Service erodes public trust in our government. It undermines the hard work of the Commission … is myopia and insult to voters,” Macchido said.

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California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones (R-San Diego). (Reuters)

Newsom, however, defended his decision, saying Trump “pokes the bear”, which also appears on the Golden State flag animals – so California will postpone it.

“Donald ‘Taco’ Trump, many call him “missed” deadline! California will now draw new, more ‘beautiful maps’ and they will be historic as they will end the Trump presidency (Dems took back the house!),” Newsom wrote in his Trump-style post.

He said Trump supported a “simple remake” of the Texas Congress map to bend over on behalf of the state’s Republicans.

Trump recently said: “We have a chance to get five seats in Texas. We have a really good governor, we have good people in Texas. I won Texas and I probably know that Texas has won the highest vote in history. We may enjoy five seats.”

Senator Brian JonesR-San Diego, the leader of the Sacramento House of Lords, directed Fox News Digital to digitize Fox News before Newsom’s official announcement.

State Assemblywoman Alex Macedo, r-tulare. (Imagn)

“Californians didn’t choose news magazines to play picky games to promote his presidential campaign, and they were elected to him to solve problems at home,” Jones said.

“What he is doing now undermines the independent redivision committee created by voters to prevent this political manipulation.”

So does he The torn Democrat After hearing from California Secretary of State Shirley Weber told reporters that the legislature had only a brief window to arrange a special election to re-dividend the election in line with November.

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California lawmakers have been on the summer break until Monday. The process must be completed next Friday; five days.

“Newsom once again convinced Senate and Congress Democrats to overturn, ignore voters, sprint for hearings and violate the California Constitution,” Jones said.

“Democracy died in California and was killed by Newsom’s corrupt pursuit of the presidency.”

Paul Steinhauser of Fox News Digital contributes to the report.