It's July 2025, and the next presidential campaign is three years away.  Well, not exactly.  It's already in motion.

 

California Governor Gavin Newsom rolled into the early primary state of South Carolina last week, shocking the water moccasins and swamp-dwelling gators. Usually this time of year, Newsom would be sipping fine wine in Napa Valley or eating hearty at the Sardine Factory in Monterey. But no, there's Gavin savoring the 90 percent humidity in the Palmetto State. 

 

He wasn't there for the pecans, even though he said some very nutty things.

 

Like Trump's "Big Bill" will hurt America's kids.  Opined the Governor: "That bill they just signed ... completely saddling our kids and grandkids trillions and trillions of dollars of debt."

 

Newsom is somewhat of an expert here.

 

When he took over from Jerry Brown in January 2019, California had a budget surplus of $21 billion.  Mr. Brown was disciplined fiscally.

 

Today, the Golden State owns a $12 billion deficit.  Math alert: In 5 and a half years, Gavin Newsom and his crazy far-left cadre have burned through an incredible $33 billion.

 

I wonder what the California kids think about that... dude!

 

See you this evening for the No Spin News.