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California Gov. Gavin Newsom told reporters that Charlie Kirk’s assassination did not change the way he planned to run the campaign, even though the threatening name was abandoned in the upcoming anti-Trump campaign.
Originally known as the “FAFO50” movement, the rally was a quote to the word “F—” and found “it was an essay warning that means “If you keep doing something, you will regret it.” ”
“Donald Trump is around. Marketing materials Read based on archived images of the campaign website and screenshots of the official X account of the campaign. The website of the event was intended to eventually change from “fafo50.com” to “yeson50live.com” through an anti-competitive voting measure called “Proposition 50”.
The “FAFO” message on the website and social media accounts of the event has also been deleted, and the related event has been subsequently referred to as “Voters Registration Day Rally” On social media for the event.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (left) said the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk (right) did not continue to develop his political strategy amid concerns about the social impact of inflammatory political rhetoric. (Getty Image)
In an event promoting a new plan to improve the well-being of young men and boys on Tuesday, the news agency was asked whether the brand brand is part of the governor’s ever-changing computing membership, i.e. how he intends to run the campaign.
“No,” Newsom insisted. “Because I am the same person, Donald Trump. I’m the one who answered the phone. I was the same guy, not only sitting down with Charlie Kirk, but Steve Bannon, with the guy who created the space, you know, “language, boundaries and culture,” “Michael Savage, back in the 90s, you know, was the dominant voice in the conversation broadcast. The guy sitting down with Newt Gingrich, who was one of the leaders I recalled. I was the same guy.”
Newsom’s answer is about the new initiative of the governor of California to support different questions about young men and boys. Asked whether Gov. Kirk’s death played any role in shaping the newly announced initiative or inspired the governor, based on the news efforts he launched by the statewide executive order signed earlier this summer.
Newsom answered: “I appreciate this question. I mean, I believe in civilization. I believe in open hands, not closed fists.” “I just think, at the end of the day – I said a moment ago – divorce is not a choice, period. All stop. We have to live together, across our differences, and in this state there are a lot of differences in this country because of this country, the world we are working to build.”
Memorials commemorating Charlie Kirk are held nationwide and overseas, including Berlin. Kirk was assassinated on September 10, 2025. (Ilkin Eskipehlivan/Anadolu via Getty Image)
The nature of American political discourse has become the focus of debate Kirk assassination That happened last week. Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle called on others to “reject the heat” after Kirk was assassinated.
Newsom warns Americans under Trump at California summit
Trump administration Department of Homeland Security (DHS) On Wednesday, appealed to “media, leftist groups and asylum politicians” to adjust “hate speech” against immigration law enforcement officials, believing that this helps “the political violence in our country has increased attacks on our brave Bingbing law enforcement by more than 1,000 percent.”
“This demonization inspires violence nationwide,” warned assistant secretary Tricia McLaughlin. “We have to lower the temperature before others are killed.”
An example cited by DHS is the commentary of Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, a member of the team of progressive legislators on Capitol Hill, known as the “Squad.” In an interview with MSNBC on Sunday, Crockett Comparing the Ice Official to a slave catcher. “As someone who knows history, when I see ice, I see slave patrols,” Crockett said.
The Justice Department shared the image of anti-ice probes with Fox News as ten individuals were charged with shooting a Texas policeman near U.S. immigration and customs law enforcement detention centers. (Ministry of Justice)
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At the same time, Newsom’s remarks on “Voters Registration Day Rally” are also compared to similar Republican-led rezoning efforts Want the “Jim Crow” policy.
“It’s about knowing you can walk out of your home and not be detained, deported, not lynched,” California State Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove said.[Republicans] They are doing everything they can bring us back to Jim Crow. And I’m not exaggerating. ”
Fox News Digital contacted Newsom’s office and campaign team and received no response to see if the governor or any of his representatives wanted to comment further on the decision to promote Proposal 50 Tuesday night and the wider issue of inflammatory political speech.
