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Jennifer Siebel Newsom dodges question on husband Gavin's presidential aspirations

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Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, also known as the First Partner of California, dodged a question on Friday about whether her husband was aspiring to run for president during an MS NOW interview.MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle asked the question after Newsom argued that she and her husband were being targeted by the Trump administration's DOJ and called it a "fishing expedition." She said the GOP and right-leaning media believed the California governor was going to run for president and wanted to silence him.Ruhle asked, "Is he aspiring for the presidency?"TOP DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS ARE HOPING TO RIDE THEIR RECORDS TO THE WHITE HOUSE. CAN THEY?"I believe right now we are focused on California.

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Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, also known as the First Partner of California, dodged a question on Friday about whether her husband was aspiring to run for president during an MS NOW interview.MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle asked the question after Newsom argued that she and her husband were being targeted by the Trump administration's DOJ and called it a "fishing expedition." She said the GOP and right-leaning media believed the California governor was going to run for president and wanted to silence him.Ruhle asked, "Is he aspiring for the presidency?"TOP DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS ARE HOPING TO RIDE THEIR RECORDS TO THE WHITE HOUSE. CAN THEY?"I believe right now we are focused on California. I’ve been focused on women and children and communities. I’m really proud of the work we’re doing to close the women’s wealth gap, the women’s wage gap to get women on public company boards," she said.California's first lady speculated that she and the governor were a threat to the GOP because they champion diversity."We’re trying to set California up for success.

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Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, also known as the First Partner of California, dodged a question on Friday about whether her husband was aspiring to run for president during an MS NOW interview.MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle asked the question after Newsom argued that she and her husband were being targeted by the Trump administration's DOJ and called it a "fishing expedition." She said the GOP and right-leaning media believed the California governor was going to run for president and wanted to silence him.Ruhle asked, "Is he aspiring for the presidency?"TOP DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS ARE HOPING TO RIDE THEIR RECORDS TO THE WHITE HOUSE. CAN THEY?"I believe right now we are focused on California.
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