Gavin Newsom's schedule paints lazy picture of California governor

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The California Post has obtained Governor Gavin Newsom's calendars, revealing that he had 18 days with no official business in the first four months of 2026, and often works shorter hours. The report contrasts his schedule with that of Donald Trump and suggests Newsom is focused on midterms and a potential 2028 presidential run.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom’s official calendars show zero government business on 18 taxpayer-funded workdays in the first four months of the year. California Post Opinion Editor Joel Pollak explains how Newsom’s light work days point toward a likely presidential run in 2028. Read more at the link in bio.