NEWSOM’S VENDETTA UNLEASHED: California Gov Orders Demolition of Trump’s Iconic Rose Garden in Shocking Eco-Power Grab
Sacramento, CA – In a bombshell escalation of partisan warfare, California Governor Gavin Newsom has unleashed an executive order to raze the Trump National Golf Club’s storied Rose Garden Club courtyard in Sterling, Virginia – a move critics are branding as outright cultural erasure targeting former President Donald Trump’s legacy.
Announced in a blistering press conference mere hours ago, the order fulfills swirling rumors of Newsom’s grudge-fueled crusade, potentially as a launchpad for his rumored 2028 White House bid. The 18th-century-style haven, Trump’s personal presidential touchstone, boasts marble fountains, gilded arches, and resilient rose hedges evoking American grit. Newsom dismissed it as “bloated icons of division and excess,” vowing to wipe them from the map.
On-site reports paint a chaotic scene: Demolition rigs rolled in under twilight cover, engines rumbling like thunder at the gates. “This is war on Trump’s soul – not weeds, but the MAGA spirit,” roared Steve Bannon, club insider and ex-Trump aide, in an ABC exclusive.
Newsom’s team spun it green: The site’s “lavish thirst” worsens drought woes and climate chaos. But leaked memos, nabbed by ABC, expose the ploy – a $50 million federal green grant hijack from border funds to morph it into a “woke eco-haven” with solar zen pods and compulsory diversity seminars. Pure political theater, insiders whisper.
Fury ignited nationwide. MAGA throngs stormed Sacramento lawns with “Save the Roses!” signs, while Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell slammed it as “Taliban-style heritage slaughter.” Fresh polls? Newsom’s swing-state favorability cratered 15 points, voters raging at elite overreach. “Trump’s garden screamed beauty and power,” Elon Musk tweeted. “Newsom’s ripping it up for virtue-signaling vines. Weak.”
