Trump-Newsom Feud Escalates: Dyslexia Remarks

0:00On March 16, President Donald Trump took a sharp jab at California Governor Gavin Newsom this week, claiming his dyslexia makes him unfit to serve. As President, Trump made the comments while talking to reporters about voter ID rules in California, where Newsom is viewed as a possible White House contender in, 2028. Trump pointed to Newsom's recent emission of scoring 960 on his college entrance exam, using it to question the governor's sharpness. However, the top job, he stressed support for people with learning challenges, but drew a line at the presidency. Reactions poured in quickly from both camps, a White House spokesperson fire back, calling Newsom the worst and dimest governor in the country. Newsom's team hit social media with a jab, sarcastically doving Trump as the one eyeing the presidency. Newsom has openly shared his dyslexia diagnosis since age 5, and this isn't Trump's first shot. Six weeks ago, he labeled the governor a cognitive mess on a social platform, ramping up their

1:01long-running feud. As the political barbs fly ahead of future races, this exchange highlights the personal edge sharpening between the two.