I asked Grok to describe Gain Newscum. Seems fair. 

Gavin Newsom, the self-proclaimed savior of California, is nothing more than a political opportunist who coasts on his family's legacy and San Francisco's liberal bubble. Born into political privilege on October 10, 1967, he's the kind of guy who thinks a degree in political science from Santa Clara University qualifies him to dictate policy for one of the world's largest economies. 

As mayor of San Francisco, he was all talk, with big ideas like universal health care, but little to show for it outside of photo ops. Then, he climbed the ladder to become California's Lieutenant Governor, a position where he could do even less but still look busy. Now, as Governor, he's known for his lockdown orders during the COVID-19 crisis, which he flaunted while dining out himself, all while the state's problems like homelessness, wildfires, and economic disparity continued to spiral out of control under his watch. 

He's the quintessential politician who speaks in platitudes about climate change and social justice but seems to forget these issues when it's time to actually govern. His progressive policies are more about looking good on social media than making substantive changes. And let's not forget, every time there's talk about the big chair in Washington, he's there, playing coy, pretending he's not interested while subtly positioning himself for the spotlight. 

In short, Gavin Newsom is the embodiment of a politician who's all flash, no substance, riding on charm and connections rather than actual policy achievements.