If you’ve been paying attention, it’s obvious that California Governor Gavin Newsom doesn't have an original thought in his head. He’s all carefully crafted phrases and expected appeals to emotion. The man’s a political android programmed to say a lot while not saying anything of genuine substance. We’re not exaggerating that the ‘man’ is programmed.&nbsp;

Check out this video compilation by <em>Twitchy&nbsp;</em>favorite MAZE. (WATCH)

One poster has a theory as to where Newsom got his oft-repeated phrase.

Kamala Harris wasn’t a candidate; she was a collection of focus group-tested phrases.

Commenters say Newsom’s ‘weakness masquerading as strength’ mantra reminds them of Kamala’s favorite word salad quip.

Posters say that when Newsom starts throwing around words like ‘weakness’ and ‘masquerading,’ he’s really talking about himself.

That’s a perfect assessment. The man’s Artificial Intelligence without the ‘intelligence.’

 {ai:summary}<p>California Governor Gavin Newsom is criticized for lacking originality and substance in his political rhetoric. Observers describe him as a "political android" whose phrases are rehearsed and devoid of genuine meaning, drawing parallels to other politicians like Kamala Harris.</p><p>Commenters suggest that Newsom's use of terms like "weakness masquerading as strength" reflects his own insecurities. The consensus among critics is that his public persona is artificial and insincere, with many calling him the "slimiest scumbag politician." #politics</p>

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