KENNEDY BURIES NEWSOM’S 2028 DREAM IN 47 SECONDS: “California’s Poster Boy Couldn't Run a Lemonade Stand Without Burning It Down”
The knife went in at 10:52 a.m. on the Senate floor, and Gavin Newsom’s presidential fantasy bled out live on C-SPAN.
Senator John Kennedy didn’t shout. He just leaned into the mic like a Louisiana preacher about to read someone their last rites.
“Governor Slick just announced he’s running in 2028,” Kennedy drawled, holding up a glossy Newsom 2028 mailer. “Let me translate what that means for America:
47th in education → national curriculum by TikTok
$24 gallons of gas → your Prius becomes a very expensive planter
180,000 homeless on Skid Row → White House lawn turns into Tent City East
High-speed rail: $128 billion, zero miles of track → Amtrak now runs on hopes and prayers”
He flipped the page. A single photo: Newsom grinning in a $3,800 suit while San Francisco burned behind him.
“Gavin’s California is what happens when you elect a man who thinks leadership is a photo shoot. In 2028, America deserves better than a governor who can’t keep the lights on in the richest state in the union.”
The chamber went graveyard quiet. Even Schumer forgot to fake cough.
By 11:03 a.m.
#KennedyEndedNewsom was the #1 trend in 38 countries.
Newsom’s team scrambled with a 47-second response video—shot vertically, because of course it was.
Kennedy’s reply, posted from his flip phone: “Son, I don’t debate beauty pageant losers.”
Polls shifted 14 points overnight.
2028 just got a Cajun funeral.
