Trump and Newsom's Twitter War Heats Up with Zombie Insults
It’s a digital battlefield as President Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom unleash their latest round of insults, igniting the Twitterverse with a bizarre zombie-themed exchange. This Sunday, Trump took the gloves off, sharing a mock California license plate that read “NEW-SCM,” featuring a zombified Newsom that’s got everyone talking.

With over 135,000 views, the post exploded after Newsom’s press office fired back, quipping, “Even a Zombie Newscum still looks healthier than our current President. #PrayersforGrandpa.” Talk about a roast! The stakes are high in this ongoing feud, and both sides are clearly ready to play dirty.
But hold on—this wasn’t just a one-sided attack. Earlier that same day, Newsom’s team posted an image of Trump surrounded by security, with an alien figure in chains lurking nearby. “The President of the United States just posted this. Do you think he’s lost it?” they provocatively asked. The online spat is just the latest chapter in their long-standing war of words.

Flashback to January: Trump didn’t hold back, labeling Newsom a “Lame Duck” who was making a “mockery of himself” at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He slammed Newsom for chasing international fame while California grappled with rampant crime, droughts, and wildfires. “He should finish his monstrously ‘over budget and behind schedule’ Railroad from San Francisco to L.A., one of the Greatest Public Disasters in History,” Trump raged, urging him to focus on the chaos in California instead.

The White House even weighed in, telling The California Post that Newsom should “stop undermining the United States on the world stage” and fix his “broken” state. But Newsom isn’t backing down; he’s labeled Trump a “deranged, habitual liar,” taking shots at his “little fingers” after Trump initiated a fraud investigation into California.
As these two titans continue to hurl increasingly personal barbs at each other, their bitter rivalry shows no signs of cooling off. With Newsom eyeing a potential presidential run, expect this feud to escalate even further as they battle for political supremacy.












