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He'll nit support cost of living, depressed wages, and will continue to offer tax breaks to the wealthy. Maybe he throws LGB people a bone, but he will absolutely make sure trans people get shafted. He's a corporate Dem when what the Dems actually need to be doing to helping working people.
Is this all based on things he’s actually done as a governor or proposed? Or just the vibes he puts out?
As for giving trans people the shaft. I think this is just exaggerations people make online. He came out against trans athletes joining sports of their gender. But that’s an issue 66% of Americans agree with. It hardly means he doesn’t support trans people.
The trans issue shows he's not up for the challenge. If he can't stay on message and has to spread disinformation to win then he is only going to sweep MAGA under the rug instead of addressing their lies head on.
What disinformation did he spread? Maybe I missed that. He actually calls Charlie Kirk out for disinformation he was spreading.
He’s also brought podcast bros onto his own podcast which is already a weird thing for my politicians to be doing while elected as an official representative.
Times are changing. The podcast bros are affecting politics, so is reasonable for a politician to talk to them. He’s not acting like them.
listen to him talk about the students that have been protesting the genocide, he casts it as antisemitic.
Was this on a podcast? Or somewhere else? I haven’t seen this.
Is this a case where he was calling out specific cases of antisemitism and people responded by claiming he was calling all protests antisemitic?
I'm talking about this bill in particular:
https://calmatters.org/politics/2025/10/school-antisemitism-bill-signed/
Then later he gets asked about the AIPAC money he receives and he responds "well that's interesting you ask that" as if the question itself is antisemitic. https://youtu.be/SB-C6QeNyHw