Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

Well, the world will be essentially destroyed if Gavin Newsom becomes president.

Journalists have to stop propagandizing for politicians they treat like celebrities.

It's embarrassing and frankly, it's dangerous.

Vogue and a writer named Maya Singer are being widely mocked for a profile they did on California

Governor Gavin Newsom, where she starts the article saying,

let's get this out of the way.

He is embarrassingly handsome.

His hair seasoned with silver at ease with his own eminence as he delivers his final state

of the state address.

It's like this crap reads like embarrassing

adolescent erotica. What is even worse about this puff piece is the writer confesses like,

I didn't have time to ask him about the Pacific Palisades fire or the homelessness or anything else of

import in the state that wreaks of his failure that he might project onto the entire country.

But she's describing him as live and energetic and it must drive Trump nuts.

No, it drives me nuts.

When if you are a writer in that position, I don't care who you write for.

But it's like this kind of stuff, like you obviously have psychological issues in your own life.

If this is how you are comporting yourself as a writer and a profile piece on someone

who's already the governor of California, which has some serious and, you know, fatal issues,

if you go by the, I don't know, death count in that state.

But also the implications that someone who is such a bad leader might be foisted upon us by someone

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