Summary
California Governor Gavin Newsom responded to criticism from supporters of President Trump about comments he made during his book tour. Newsom talked about his struggles with dyslexia and low SAT scores, which some critics called racist, but he explained that he was sharing his personal journey and challenges. The conversation took place during an event with Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.
Key Facts
- Governor Gavin Newsom spoke about having dyslexia and low SAT scores during a book tour stop in Atlanta.
- Critics accused him of making racist remarks, but Newsom said he was discussing his personal experiences.
- Social media posts sparked backlash, suggesting the comments were racially insensitive.
- Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, who is Black, defended Newsom, saying the remarks were about his own academic struggles.
- Newsom is on a book tour for his memoir "Young Man in a Hurry," and some expect him to run for President in 2028.
- Newsom's spokesperson called the criticism a "MAGA-manufactured outrage."
- Newsom has been vocal in challenging President Trump's actions and policies.
