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Page F2From§Eachthe wee small hours edition — 11 September 2026

Newsom vetoed California's toughest AI safety bill, now warns of the AI doomsday he vetoed.

“Newsom torched the toughest AI safety bill on his desk two years ago, and now he's the one standing at the podium warning you about the doomsday, like he wasn't the guy who had the fire extinguisher and put it down. Same stretch of weeks, his signature also put a road tax on Fresno County's ballot — that's where the money's actually landing, in somebody's gas bill, not in his speech. The alarm is free; the tax isn't.”
Sal
“Look, nobody silenced anything — the governor vetoed one bill, two years ago, and it happened to be the toughest one on the table, but that's not the same as — okay, it kind of is the same as that. He's more than made up for it since, with this new package, which shows real foresight on his part, unlike the — wait, did I just say the veto was foresight-adjacent? Strike that. Forget I said any of that.”
Chip

The receipts

· Gavin Newsom’s nanny state hits the road from the morgue, 27 Aug 2026

· Major tax hell looms for California county after Newsom-signed law forces it on ballot from the morgue, 1 Sep 2026

· Newsom hit with lawsuit threat as whistleblower begs Trump for help with ‘monumental’ fraud scandal from the morgue, 30 Aug 2026

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