Newsom gets humiliatedHi John,

I've just published a new blog post:

Toxic Results [link removed]

Bernie Sanders and AOC are targeting me with a rally in my district. While they’re in town, I’ve invited them to tour San Francisco and Oakland to see their “utopian” vision brought to reality. I’d also remind AOC what happened last time [link removed] she and I had a debate on the House Floor.

Perhaps the two socialists have been deployed against me because of our Newsom-proofing success. I've just officially introduced [link removed] Resolutions to overturn Newsom's EV mandates for cars and trucks. Specifically, this will stop his attempt to ban gas-powered cars in California.

This comes as Newsom just declared the Democrat Party’s “brand” is “toxic.” I responded [link removed]: It’s not just the brand, but the

**results** – especially in the case of Newsom himself. Even an LA Times column concurred: “Instead of bashing other Democrats, Newsom needs to look inward.”

And the New York Times quoted me in a story about

**six** new federal investigations of Newsom. Several of these we paved the way for:

* When Newsom signed AB 1955, requiring schools to lie to parents about their child's "gender identity," I warned [link removed] he was violating the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act.

* I recently wrote a letter [link removed] to the California Interscholastic Federation about their continued policy of allowing men to compete in women’s sports in violation of civil rights laws.

* Our oversight hearings on the madness at universities resulted in several California administrators being fired.

Meanwhile in DC: I chaired a hearing [link removed] on the topic of AI in education; pointed out [link removed] the need to rein in rogue federal judges at a hearing with Newt Gingrich; and spoke on Fox News [link removed] about stopping foreign adversaries from infiltrating our universities.

Finally, in a major humiliation, Newsom’s attempt to stop Huntington Beach from requiring voter ID has been rejected in court. Our next step is passing a statewide voter ID initiative – just as Wisconsin just did, and just as we passed Prop. 36 by overwhelming margin.

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Kevin Kiley
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