Gavin Newsom’s so-called best-selling memoir is crashing and burning on bookstore shelves

Gavin Newsom wants America to think he’s a superstar, but here’s the truth—it looks like pretty much no one is buying what he’s selling, especially when it comes to his so-called “best-selling” memoir. The California governor’s autobiography isn’t flying off the shelves. In fact, the real story is how few people actually bothered to pick up a copy. For all of Newsom’s flashy press events and media tours, his book ended up lost in the bargain bin just months after it was released.

Here’s how the political game works: liberals like Newsom don’t really write these books. They hire ghostwriters to slap their names on the cover, then act shocked when nobody cares to read them. The point isn’t the book—it’s the “book tour,” which just happens to look like a campaign blitz. Instead of meeting real voters or addressing real problems, Newsom hits the late-night shows, soaking up attention and laying the groundwork for his next political move. Meanwhile, those books collect dust, waiting for their turn at Dollar Tree.

Why don’t these books sell? Maybe because Americans are tired of lectures from out-of-touch elites like Newsom. This is a guy who presides over a state where people are fleeing sky-high taxes, rampant crime, and tent cities everywhere you look. Yet he’s so busy promoting his own “incredible story” that he doesn’t even notice the mess he’s made.

What’s even more laughable is the way liberals prop up each other’s egos. They’ll slap a “best-seller” label on anything if it helps their buddies fundraise, build buzz, or set up that all-important presidential run. Regular folks aren’t fooled. When a book sits on the shelf with a “must go” sticker, the market has spoken louder than any “elite” endorsement.

It’s no surprise the Democrats’ poster boy can’t drum up genuine excitement, even when he’s got a nationwide platform and the media in his pocket. Maybe the reason Newsom’s book is such a flop is because Americans are waking up. Why would anyone shell out money for a politician’s fairy tale when the real story—the disaster of liberal leadership—is playing out loud and clear across California and the rest of this once-great country?

Source: Redstate