Governor Gavin Newsom has sent large California company owners secret mobile phones with his direct number that is programmed on them.
About 100 leaders of companies cut by the government received packages with the telephones and personal notes from the Democratic Governor in recent months.
“If you ever need something, I have been removed a phone call,” said a note received by an unnamed tech CEO obtained by Politico.
The Newsom office confirmed that they sent the telephones, but did not indicate who she received.
'This was the idea of the Governor to make more direct contact with managers in the state. The feedback was positive and it led to valuable interactions, “Izzy Gardon, the communication director of the Governor, told KCRA.
Gardon claimed that the gift is intended to show the support of Newsom of the business community of California, while maintaining the worldwide economic dominance of the state, creating jobs and growing industries.
The California State Protocol Foundation, a non-profit organization that has contributed to the costs for the Governor's ceremonial events, paid for the phones.
The Golden State has heard its valued millionaires, amidst rising costs of living, inexorable forest fires and a bitter political climate.
The Newsom office confirmed that they have broadcast the telephones that claim that the gift is intended to show its support to the business community in California
About 100 leaders of companies in California received packages with the phones and personal notes from the Democratic Governor
Bernadi have sent the blown up costs of living and the highest income tax in the country, together with some of the biggest names in the country, including Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, Mark Wahlberg, Kelly Clarkson and Justin Timberlake Fleeing California, De Los Angeles Times reported.
An analysis of the approximately 750,000 people who have said goodbye to the west coast over the past three years revealed that thousands of more high -quality, well -trained employees have left the Golden State than have moved.
While most mention the unbearable costs of living, others have expressed fears for continuous environmental problems and the 'moderate' governor of California.
Newsom was shot last week because he was secretly paid for his own monument in the town hall of San Francisco to commemorate his time as a mayor.
The payments from Newsom show that three private organizations have been donated to the non -profit organization that has been reserved for 'Mayor's flash in the town hall of San Francisco'.
Two of the companies are companies that are owned by Newsom. Balboa Cafe Partners and Plumpjack Management Group are the Newsom ownership organizations, donated $ 10,000 at the $ 97,000 bus fund, the book reports.
But the Governor's office disputed the claim.
“To imply the governor who is personally financed or presented, this effort is categorically untrue,” said Brandon Richards, Deputy Director of Newsom for Rapid Response to DailyMail.com.
The Golden State has heard its appreciated millionaires, amidst rising costs of living, inexorable forest fires and a bitter political climate
The Governor of California is considered a competition who knows the president in 2028 as a surrogate for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, despite his record by Liberal Golden State.
Newsom is confronted with criticism of his podcast and his treatment of the devastating forest fires in Los Angeles.
While the Golden State is in the middle of the recovery of the horrible natural fire disaster, so that at least 29 people are dead and more than 18,000 structures destroyed, the Democratic Governor was accused of his focus on other issues, because he has promised that his new company will be 'anything but the ordinary' politician 'podcast'.
Newsom has even tried to reach conservatives by launching a podcast, where he interviewed Charlie Kirk, Michael Savage and Steve Bannon.
He shocked the political world when he debuted his podcast with Kirk, where he showed that he is ready to break the ranks with liberals about issues such as transgender women in sport.
