After Newsom Begs California Residents for Help Their Responses Are Brutal Karma for Gavin

Politicians are always looking for ways to leave a legacy long after they leave office. Most want something profoundly positive to enshrine their efforts during their time of service.

One blue state governor, who arguably doesn’t have a positive track record, made the mistake of asking the public for input into one of his pet projects. The reactions were hilarious, but in a matter-of-fact, “you completely failed” sort of way.

California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom has for years ignored his failures while trying to spin all the negative into a positive. Now he wants people to help him conjure up positive images and sayings to put on a vanity coin showcasing his legacy. He got just what he was asking for in the many responses.

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