Gavin Newsom roasts Donald Trump after bizarre post
Don’t assume that Donald Trump’s one-word tweets won’t make people laugh.
President Trump posted the enigmatic word “Bela” on social media over the weekend.
That’s all.
Just one enigmatic word with no explanation or context.
This, of course, was not overlooked.
Governor Gavin Newsom of California is the next strangest addition to Donald Trump’s social media persona.
Many people find it humorous that Newsom has been emulating Trump’s all-caps tirades, nicknames, and erratic attitude in an aggressive internet strategy over the past few months.
The governor’s social media was ablaze over the weekend, with multiple memes that went viral in a flash.
One included a quite sincere (and artificial intelligence) picture of Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock, and Hulk Hogan praying over him.
Trump was also made fun of by Newscom for imitating his trademark finger-pointing position.
As if that weren’t enough, Newsom’s team made JD Vance a meme icon overnight by releasing a humorous Photoshop of him on Monday as the popular Olympic breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn.
However, Newsom’s response to Donald Trump’s strange “Bela” post was the one that truly stole the show.
Trump abruptly posted a single word on Sunday: “Bela.”
Social media users immediately noted that Trump’s post followed the pattern of his recent one-word posts, which many said “look like he just sat on his phone.” The White House has not yet responded to the message.
Internet users also likened the message to a Trump tweet from 2017, which is now X, in which he wrote, “Despite the constant negative press covfefe.”
Later on, he removed that tweet and re-posted it with a citation.
Who is able to decipher what “covfefe” really means?Trump posted a tweet.
“Have fun!”
Naturally, California Governor Gavin Newsom, who never backs down, had a field day following the Bela post.
His response?
His opening statement was straightforward: “WE BROKE DONALD TRUMP.”
He didn’t stop there, though.
Newsom’s imitation tweet continued to ridicule the spelling mistake and make fun of Trump’s infamously poor language and “tiny hands” in typical viral fashion.
The fictitious tweet said:
“This morning, Donald (little hands) wrote his autobiography. Unfortunately, due to his low IQ, he spelled it incorrectly: “BETA.”
You will soon be a “fired” beta due to my flawless, “beautiful maps.”
I appreciate you taking the time to read this. — GCN
And finally, with this post, it reached his main account:
How do you feel about Gavin Newsom’s recent approach to social media?
Is it amusing, stupid, or perhaps a little too extravagant and juvenile?
Tell us in the comments section.
