Newsom criticized the Republicans of California after the announcement of Rediscuss

After the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, announced that he was going to go ahead with a state redistribution plan – filled with implicit mockery by President Donald Trump – the Republicans of California responded on Thursday evening.

Newsom had declared the “Liberation Day” – an apparent reference to Trump’s own nickname for the day he introduced a complete pricing regime – and preceded the announcement of social media publications “All Caps” intended to make fun of the president of the president to do the same on Truth Social.

The Republicans of California were not amused and rejected the project which could end their federal representation already in the most populous state in America.

“The Californians demand and deserve the transparency of their government. The Governor Newsom’s sinister redistribution scheme is the opposite,” said the first Republican of the State Elections Committee.

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The California Governor of California Gavin C. Newsom, who is limited to term, spoke this week in California. (Reuters)

“There is no contribution from the public,” deplored the woman of the Assembly of the State Alexandra Macedo, R -Tulare, while the State welcomes nine republican federal legislators of the total of 52. The last Republican senator of the State was senator John Seymour in 1991 – who had been appointed for a brief passage after the Senator Pete Wilson Governor.

Macedo suggested that Newsom would go into great efforts just to make the headlines of the national newspapers, whatever the “will of voters” in reality.

“Governor Newsom’s mission is to withdraw the power of California Citizens Redistricting Commission,” said Macedo about the panel that would generally help to decide on ten -year cartography.

“The power of the Governor Newsom erodes the confidence of the public in our government. Misses the hard work of the Commission … is short -sighted and insulting for voters,” said Macedo, whose Caucus holds 19 of the 60 seats of the Assembly.

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The head of the California state minorities, Brian W. Jones, R-San Diego. (Reuters)

Newsom, however, defended his decision, saying that Trump “had pushed the bear” – the animal that also appears on the Golden State flag – and that California will therefore repel.

“Donald ‘Taco’ Trump, as many call it,” missed “the deadline !!! California will now attract new cards”, they will be historic because they will put an end to the Trump presidency (Dems will take over the house!), “Wrote Newsom in his article in Trump-Esque.

Trump supported a “simple rehabilitation” of the Texas Congress card to represent the state curved of the State, he said.

“We have the opportunity in Texas to take five seats. We have a very good governor, and we have good people in Texas. And I won Texas, I got the highest vote in Texas history as you probably know. And we are entitled to five other seats,” Trump recently.

Senator Brian Jones, R-San Diego, leader of the Upper room minority in Sacramento, directed Fox News Digital to recent comments before the official announcement of Newsom.

Alex Macedo assembly, R-Tulare. (Imagn)

“The Californians did not choose Newsom to play Gerrymandering matches to stimulate his presidential campaign, they chose him to solve problems here at home,” said Jones, who heads 10 senators compared to the Democrats 30.

“What he now undermines the independent redistribution commission that voters have created to stop exactly this type of political manipulation.”

He also torn the Democrats after hearing that the Secretary of State of California, Shirley Weber, told journalists that the legislator would only have a short window to plan a special election for redistribution to coincide with the November elections.

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California legislators are in summer recess until Monday. The process should end next Friday; Five days.

“Once again, Newsom convinced the Democrats of the Senate and the Assembly to turn around, ignore the voters, precipitate simulation hearings and violate the Californian Constitution,” said Jones.

“Democracy died in California, killed by the corrupt prosecution of the Presidency of Newsom.”

Paul Steinhauser of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.