Gavin Newsom didn’t mince words: Trump isn’t just the worst president—he’s the worst human being Newsom’s seen in his lifetime. Tough to argue when the man treats chaos like a lifestyle choice. Raise your hand if you agree with Gavin Newsom

California Governor Gavin Newsom has never been shy about his opinions, but this time he took the gloves all the way off. In a fiery moment that’s still ricocheting across social media, Newsom declared that Donald Trump isn’t just the worst president—he’s the worst human being he’s ever seen in his lifetime.

According to Newsom’s critics and supporters alike, this wasn’t political theater. This was pent-up frustration finally exploding into a single, blunt assessment of Trump’s behavior, rhetoric, and endless appetite for chaos.

And judging by the response online?
A whole lot of people agree.

“Chaos as a lifestyle choice” — Newsom’s cutting description

Newsom didn’t stop at the headline-making insult. He described Trump as someone who treats chaos “like a lifestyle choice,” someone who thrives on disorder and uses it to manipulate public emotion, media cycles, and political narratives.

To many Americans, this wasn’t a new idea—it was simply the first time someone with Newsom’s influence said it out loud, without hesitation.

Social media reaction: Thousands raising their hands

Within minutes, the internet lit up with:

• 👋 “Hand raised.”
• 🙋‍♂️ “Agree.”
• 🙋‍♀️ “Absolutely.”
• ✋ “Both hands up.”

From Democrats to independents frustrated with Trump-era turmoil, Newsom’s comment captured a sentiment that’s been simmering for years.

Why the moment hit so hard

Newsom’s words landed because they reflect a broader public fatigue:
Fatigue with political chaos, constant scandals, norm-breaking, investigations, and national division.

For many, Newsom voiced what they’d been feeling:

That leadership shouldn’t feel like crisis management every single day.

So… raise your hand if you agree with Gavin Newsom

The message resonated because it forced a simple question:

Do you believe Trump’s impact on the country reflects leadership—or chaos?

Thousands have already raised their hands.
Where do you stand?