Staff Reports
In the ongoing circus of liberal leadership in California, Gavin Newsom is at it again. He wants to sue Donald Trump because the former president sent the National Guard to do what Newsom couldn’t or wouldn’t—restore order to the streets of Los Angeles. While Newsom claims state sovereignty is being breached, the reality is much harsher: the chaos in California has spun out of control, and instead of embracing Trump’s help, he’s clutching his pearls.
When President Trump stepped in, he did so with purpose. Federal agents were being attacked, and federal properties were vandalized while local leaders twiddled their thumbs. What was Newsom doing instead of protecting his people? Drafting legal memos and probably organizing the next eyebrow campaign. Leadership? More like a masterclass in how not to take charge.
THIS jackwagon wants to be POTUS????
Gavin Newsom Prepares to Sue Trump to Keep the LA Riots Going https://t.co/aukEoS9Nr6
— Michael J. Fell (@MichaelJFell) June 9, 2025
Meanwhile, the liberal elite, spearheaded by the likes of Newsom and his crew, have shown they’re more interested in virtue signaling than tackling real issues. The law-and-order vacuum in California has opened doors to violence, looting, and lawlessness, and any leader worth their salt would prioritize safety over political squabbles. But in Liberal Land, decisions defy logic and common sense. It seems they’d rather throw tantrums than take action.
Trump’s decision was clear: protect federal officers and assets. This was not an attempt at a military takeover; it’s about ensuring these men and women could do their jobs without fear. The problem isn’t federal intervention; it’s that those in power in California won’t support their own law enforcement, let alone align with federal missions. Instead of acknowledging this, Newsom would rather deflect and sue. It’s easier to point fingers than to admit you’re failing.
So, how will this play out? Newsom’s lawsuit might just be another bluff in a long list of liberal fantasies, fueled by the media, that pretend these riots are peaceful protests. Can anyone seriously think that blocking highways and assaulting officers is a way to use the First Amendment? The governor might delay solutions while playing the victim card, but at the end of the day, the people know what real leadership looks like. And they’re sure not finding it in California’s statehouse.
