California Governor Newsom Declares Trump’s Presence Temporary, Citing Environmental Damage
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, California Governor Gavin Newsom used his appearance at the Munich Security Conference to deliver a sharp rebuke against President Donald Trump, stating unequivocally that Trump’s time in office will be brief and urging resistance against his policies. “I hope if I say nothing else today, I say this: Donald Trump’s presence is temporary, and he will be gone in three years,” Newsom declared.
The Governor intensified his critique by characterizing President Trump as the most detrimental president in the history of the United States regarding climate protection and the environment. Newsom accused Trump of attempting to resurrect the 19th century through his actions, particularly pointing to the systematic dismantling of existing environmental and energy regulations. “Donald Trump insists on doubling down on stupidity; he wants to bring the nineteenth century back to life,” the Governor stated.
These pointed remarks follow earlier announcements from the Trump administration indicating that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was close to rescinding a key scientific finding that classifies six greenhouse gases as air pollutants and a threat to public health. Observers widely view this potential regulatory reversal as a significant setback for global efforts to combat climate change.
Governor Newsom further warned about the escalating ecological consequences stemming from Trump’s environmental agenda, highlighting that American citizens are already grappling with tangible impacts, including worsening air quality, an increase in devastating wildfires, and recurring floods. He explicitly framed these extreme weather incidents as direct evidence of the unfolding climate catastrophe.
Governor Newsom is currently discussed within political circles as a potential candidate for the Democratic Party’s nomination in the 2028 presidential election.
