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Newsom slams MAGA for its ‘melt down’ over Pride Month

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Newsom slams MAGA for its ‘melt down’ over Pride Month
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Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Republicans for their negative responses to Pride Month. He expressed sympathy for those who are struggling and encouraged love and acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community. The article highlights contrasting proclamations from various Republican governors declaring June as 'Fidelity Month' or 'Nuclear Family Month.'

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Publication timeTue, 02 Jun 2026 21:04:13 +0000
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Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) lashed out at Republicans for their negative reactions to the start of Pride Month. “It’s amazing watching MAGA melt down over Pride Month. We’re genuinely sorry your life is this miserable. Try loving gay people. The vibes are better, the music is better, and everyone seems to be having fun,” Newsom’s press office posted on X. Recommended Stories Joe Concha blasts ‘blue no matter who’ mentality on The View Trump demands dismissal of his New York court cases, calling them ‘political witch hunts’ Jerome Powell speaks about Fed independence after stepping down: ‘Undergoing a stress test’ June is the start of Pride Month, a celebration of the LGBT community. The beginning of the celebration sparked pushback from many Republicans. Gov.

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