President Trump Hints at Joining the Efforts to Recall California Governor Gavin Newsom

The fierce efforts to recall slimy Gavin Newsom may get a serious boost in the coming days.

Trump’s adviser Jason Miller hinted that there may be plans on the horizon for #45 to jump back into the political scene.

There could be rallies in California soon for West Coast Patriots eager to oust Gavin Newsom from office.

The “Recall Gavin 2020” movement recently announced that they’ve hit their goal of 1.5 Million signatures for a referendum.

Of course, the corrupt California Democrats all of a sudden want to verify signatures.

But the recall movement isn’t slowing down and they’re aiming to eclipse 2 Million signatures before the deadline.

And with Newsom’s tyrannical lockdown being amongst the worst in the country, millions of Californians are ready for a much needed change in leadership.

Here’s the latest on Trump’s potential move to bolster the recall:

Trump may join the effort to recall California Gov. Newsom | Disrn https://t.co/8wQ7j9fDSI

— Deenie (@deenie7940) February 18, 2021

Report: Trump may get involved in Gavin Newsom recall election https://t.co/RL3PdBz5GQ via @SFGate Would Trump's involvement help or hurt Newsom? Trump's latest approval in California was 32%. He lost California by 5.1 million votes to President Biden. h/t SF Chron's @_ericting

— Dan Morain (@DanielMorain) February 18, 2021

And it appears Richard Grenell is weighing the possibility of running for governor should the recall be confirmed:

NEW: Trump ally @RichardGrenell laying groundwork for CA governor run should @GavinNewsom recall qualify.

Grenell could energize conservative base/draw on big $$$. But he could also divide GOP field and help Newsom make this about Trump.

W @davidsiders:https://t.co/3Doa4iTYCv

— Jeremy B. White (@JeremyBWhite) February 13, 2021

This is a waste of superstar @RichardGrenell.

But if he runs I’m with him. I’m with him for whatever. Hell, I’ll help him move or drive him to the airport!

Trump Allies Look to Grenell for Potential California Governor Bid as Newsom Recall Gains Momentum https://t.co/RvimTR4ku3

— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) February 6, 2021

The Washington Examiner reported on Trump’s potential moves:

Former President Donald Trump is considering whether to add his voice to the bid to recall Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom and could hold rallies in the state if a runoff election is triggered later this year.

Trump is eyeing the race from his post-presidency perch in South Florida. The former president has remained largely out of sight since leaving the White House on Inauguration Day last month, breaking his relative silence only a few times — including his scathing Tuesday statement about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell that has set off a GOP civil war.

Trumpworld is not ruling out the former president stepping into the recall effort. Jason Miller, a top adviser to the former president, told the Washington Examiner that Trump is not currently tracking activity in the race — but that could change.

Trump might even bring his raucous political rallies back for the first time since leaving office, igniting what multiple polls show are his still-staunch supporters ahead of the 2022 midterm elections in a move demonstrating the considerable political power he still wields as the GOP tries charting a path forward.

“He is weighing holding rallies in California over the next couple of months,” according to a Bloomberg reporter.

Organizers of the “Recall Newsom 2020” movement must meet a 1.5 million-signature threshold by mid-March to trigger a special statewide election challenging Newsom, whom the Right has roasted for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. The recall measure would head to voters between 60 and 80 days later.

While potential candidates face an uphill fight in the deep-blue state, they gained momentum after photographs appeared of Newsom mask-less during a birthday dinner at an upscale Napa Valley restaurant, breaching his own coronavirus restrictions. (The governor later publicly apologized and said the dinner was a mistake.)

Republicans Kevin Faulconer, a former San Diego mayor, and John Cox, who lost to Newsom in the 2018 governor’s race, have already announced their candidacies, with close Trump ally Richard Grenell reportedly weighing a potential run.

The Republican National Committee last week committed $250,000 to the recall effort, joining the state GOP’s spending to try ousting the Democratic state executive.

Biden beat Trump in California by a nearly 30 percentage point margin in the 2020 general election, but Newsom’s popularity has fallen drastically since last year, in large part stemming from his handling of the pandemic.

A recent Berkeley IGS poll shows Newsom’s approval rating declining sharply since September. That number is now underwater.

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On Tuesday, a group of 11 GOP lawmakers issued a letter criticizing Newsom’s leadership amid the “failures” of the state’s coronavirus vaccination rollout.

The White House has said it opposes the recall bid, with press secretary Jen Psaki stating in a tweet that President Biden “clearly opposes any effort to recall” Newsom.

But in a possible bellwether for Republicans late last year, the GOP regained three Southern California House seats they had lost in the 2018 midterm elections.

Meanwhile, Trump raised tens of millions of dollars from his supporters following the Nov. 3 election, money that can’t be used on a future campaign of his own but which he can use to boost other candidates.

Trump’s attack on the Republican Party’s other top leader, McConnell, blamed the Senate GOP leader for election losses, with the former president vowing to back primary challengers to GOP incumbents who side with McConnell.