Valuetainment “A Serpent Quoting Scripture” - Newsom Weaponizes The Bible As SNAP Sermon BACKFIRES
Nov 11, 2025
Gavin Newsom's recent clip has him dubbed 'The Nodfather,' sparking a discussion on media impact and 2028 presidential ambitions. The hosts criticize his use of scripture to justify welfare spending, highlighting the ethical concerns around politicizing the Bible. They debate work-first principles in relation to Newsom's claims and examine the Democratic landscape, including potential contenders like AOC and Kamala Harris. Lastly, insights into the Republican strategy for 2028 are shared, emphasizing not to take the race for granted.
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“Nodfather” Moment Shapes 2028 Narrative
- Hosts mock Newsom calling him the "Nodfather" after a clip showing Trump closing his eyes at a White House event.
- They use the moment to question fitness and foreshadow 2028 election narratives.
Scripture Used To Defend Welfare Policy
- Gavin Newsom quoted scripture to defend expanding SNAP and social programs at a public event.
- Hosts argue using religious language for policy invites scrutiny and politicizes faith.
Policy Outcomes Clash With Populist Rhetoric
- Hosts criticize Newsom for high taxes, expensive gas, and homelessness in California as contradictions to his populist rhetoric.
- They present this as evidence his policies hurt the middle class despite progressive messaging.
