Newsom’s Trans Kids Push TORCHED

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Nicki Minaj just torched Gavin Newsom’s radical push for ‘trans kids,’ declaring it the end of his presidential dreams and rallying conservatives against woke overreach on America’s children.

Story Highlights

Minaj blasts Newsom on X for boasting “I want to see trans kids,” mocking it as career suicide amid HHS warnings of long-term harms to minors.
California Governor touts unmatched pro-trans legislation, including support for puberty blockers and surgeries, clashing with family values.
Minaj’s viral memes, including Chucky comparisons, amplify cultural pushback as Trump secures borders and rejects globalist agendas.
Newsom’s 2028 ambitions face memes and scrutiny, boosting Minaj’s appeal to patriots prioritizing healthy kids over leftist experiments.

Minaj’s Fiery X Attack on Newsom

Nicki Minaj unleashed a barrage of posts on X targeting California Governor Gavin Newsom after his interview on The Ezra Klein Show. She ridiculed his statement, “I want to see trans kids… There’s no governor that’s done more pro-trans legislation than I have.” Minaj countered that normal adults prioritize “HEALTHY, SAFE, HAPPY kids.” Her posts included memes likening Newsom to Chucky from Child’s Play and Tom Cruise on an “impossible mission.” This Friday response highlighted her frustration with policies pushing gender-affirming care on youth. Conservatives cheer Minaj’s stand against what they see as government overreach eroding family protections.

Newsom’s Pro-Trans Record Fuels Backlash

Gavin Newsom has signed more pro-trans legislation than any other governor, boasting of his trans godson during the New York Times podcast. His advocacy supports puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries for minors despite a November Department of Health and Human Services report warning of “significant, long-term harm.” This stance positions California as a progressive stronghold amid national debates. Minaj’s critique underscores conservative concerns over experimental treatments on children, aligning with Trump administration priorities for protecting vulnerable youth from ideological excesses. Newsom eyes 2028, but such remarks risk alienating heartland voters.

Broader Cultural Clash and Minaj’s Shift

Minaj’s posts follow her praise for Vice President J.D. Vance’s memeing and collaboration with the Trump administration on Nigerian Christian persecution. This marks her pivot to conservative-leaning commentary, leveraging millions of followers against Newsom’s institutional power. The feud reflects U.S. cultural wars, with California contrasting Trump’s border security victories. Healthcare experts remain divided, but the HHS report bolsters critics questioning youth interventions. Minaj urged Newsom to “jet ski” away, framing his “trans kids” push as politically toxic and a threat to traditional values.

Short-term, Minaj gains traction among Trump supporters frustrated by past woke policies; long-term, memes could dent Newsom’s national appeal. No response from Newsom yet, as coverage spreads via IMDb, KOMO, and ABC3340. This amplifies Democratic vulnerabilities on family issues, vindicating conservative warnings about government promotion of harmful agendas.