Gavin Newsom's Stance on Feinstein, Presidential Run, Covid Approach, Senate Seat, and Ron DeSantis

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California Governor Gavin Newsom defended Senator Dianne Feinstein, stating that he will not appoint another person to replace her despite concerns about her health. Newsom emphasized that he has been in contact with Feinstein and that her staff remains active. Feinstein, who recently returned to the Senate after a bout with shingles, announced that she will not seek reelection in 2024. Progressive lawmakers have called for her to step down, and a competitive Democratic primary is underway for her seat.
- Newsom defends Feinstein, says he won’t appoint another California senator in her place The Hill
- Gavin Newsom on calls for him to run for president against Biden TODAY
- ‘We would’ve done everything differently’: Newsom reflects on Covid approach Yahoo News
- Newsom would pick a caretaker — not Barbara Lee — for Senate seat POLITICO
- Gavin Newsom says Ron DeSantis is ‘fundamentally authoritarian’ The Guardian US
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