California Governor Gavin Newsom has launched a series of social-media posts written entirely in capital letters that echo the rhetorical style of former President Donald Trump. In the messages, published on X, Newsom vowed to “END THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY,” a phrase interpreted as a pledge to help Democrats retake the U.S. House through a pending redistricting plan and pursue impeachment proceedings should they secure a majority. Newsom’s tactic comes as California prepares to redraw its congressional map, a process that could add safe Democratic seats in 2026. Republican critics, including Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, accused the governor of using theatrics to distract from state-level issues, such as the tens of thousands of residents still displaced by wildfires that began on state land in January. The governor’s strategy has divided opinion inside his own party: supporters praise the aggressive messaging as a way to galvanize national donors ahead of 2026, while detractors say the mimicry underscores a thin policy record after two terms in office. Newsom’s office has not detailed how the proposed map would be drawn or addressed questions about wildfire recovery funding.