The Democrat primary for 2028 is shaping up to be very chaotic.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is being floated as the front-runner.

The trouble is, he doesn’t have a whole lot of support from anyone.

Especially Californians, who have dealt with his disastrous reign for years.

And that includes vocal, influential celebrities — like Hollywood actress Halle Berry.

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While speaking at a New York Times summit on Wednesday, Berry went off on Gov. Newsom for repeatedly vetoing a women’s health bill.

She celebrated the fact that he can’t run for re-election.

At one point, Berry stunned the crowd by admitting, “He probably should not be our next president.”

Watch for yourself:

WOW: Actress Halle Berry STUNNED the crowd at Wednesday’s New York Times DealBook Summit by NUKING California Governor Gavin Newsom.

“Back in my great state of California, my very own governor, Gavin Newsom, has vetoed our menopause bill, not one, but two years in a row. But that’s OK, because he’s not going to be governor forever, and the way he has overlooked women, half the population, by devaluing us, he probably should not be our next president either. Just saying.”

*Crowd Gasps*

For some context, the bill that Halle Berry is referring to is one that would mandate health insurance providers cover treatment for women in menopause.

Illinois just passed a similar bill.

However, last month, Newsom vetoed the legislation in California for a second time.

Newsom’s office shot back at Halle Berry, claiming that he decided to veto the bill because it would have raised health care costs for millions of Californians.

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ABC News has more:

The bill Berry appeared to be referring to, AB 432, was vetoed by Newsom in October. The legislation sought to expand insurance coverage for menopausal care and provide incentives to doctors who completed continuing medical education courses in perimenopause, menopause and postmenopausal care, according to its text.Menopause is the point in a woman’s life when she has not had any menstruation for 12 consecutive months, according to the U.S. Office on Women’s Health. The transition period before and after menopause can last for up to 10 years and bring many symptoms, including hot flashes, mood changes, depression and anxiety, and difficulty sleeping, as well as significantly affect quality of life for many women.

In a statement to ABC News on Thursday, a spokesperson for Newsom said the governor vetoed the bill because it “would have unintentionally raised health care costs for millions of working women and working families.”

“The Governor has deep admiration for Ms. Berry’s advocacy and looks forward to working with her and other stakeholders on this critical issue. He shares her goal of expanding access to menopause care that too many women struggle to get,” the spokesperson said. “He vetoed the bill because, as written, it would have unintentionally raised health care costs for millions of working women and working families already stretched thin — something he’s determined to avoid.”

The spokesperson added, “We’re confident that by working together this year, we can expand access to essential menopause treatment while protecting women from higher bills.”

One of the menopause treatments that the bill Newsom vetoed would have covered is hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

Ironically, California mandates that insurance providers cover this same treatment if you’re a so-called “transgender.”

Millions of Californians are forced to pay every year to help men pretending to be women get HRT.

Yet, Newsom draws the line at helping actual, biological women get the same treatment during menopause.

Policies like that are truly what “devalues” women.

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Democrats are the party of putting fake “transgender” men pretending to be women over real women and illegal immigrants over actual U.S. citizens.

Why would anyone ever vote Democrat?

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This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.
 

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