Overview
- In a Jan. 14 thread, the office invoked “California Derangement Syndrome” and portrayed the president’s second-term agenda as derivative of California initiatives.
- It compared CalRx’s $11 insulin offering to the proposed TrumpRx plan for obesity drugs and linked California’s 2019 CalKIDS baby bonds to 2025 “Trump Accounts.”
- The office labeled the federal Department of Government Efficiency a “cheap imitation” of California’s Office of Data and Innovation and claimed DOGE quickly fizzled.
- It argued the president’s homeless encampment executive order came a year after Newsom’s and said there is still no national model despite promises to “save Hollywood.”
- It highlighted California’s expanded forest management funding and alleged a 64% federal cut, and it said the state surpassed its apprenticeship goal before a 2025 national target was set.