Governor’s Office Pokes Fun at Trump University with Parody Tweet

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SACRAMENTO—The official X account for Governor Gavin Newsom’s Press Office has once again captured attention, this time with a clever parody of a Donald Trump tweet that took aim at the controversial “Trump University.”

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The post, which quickly went viral, featured a mock tweet from the former president. The fabricated message read: “BIG NEWS! TRUMP UNIVERSITY is back, better than ever. We’re offering a new degree in ‘Advanced Negotiations’—the best negotiations you’ve ever seen, believe me. You’ll learn how to close the deal, make a killing, and win bigly. No loans needed, just pure American genius. SADLY, the fake news media and LOW-ENERGY critics won’t report on it. But we know the TRUTH! A+++++++++ grades guaranteed.”

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This isn’t the first time the governor’s press team has used satire to comment on political matters. The office has become known for its sharp-witted parodies that mimic the style and tone of Trump’s social media posts. In the past, they have spoofed his takes on everything from the economy to political rivals. The strategy has proven to be an effective way to engage with a broad audience and inject humor into political discourse.

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“The team’s social media strategy is all about connecting with people where they are,” said a source within the governor’s office who asked to remain anonymous. “Using humor and satire is a powerful tool to make a point and get people talking. It’s a modern approach to political communication.”

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While some critics argue the posts are unprofessional for a state office, supporters see them as a refreshingly direct and unfiltered form of communication. The latest post has garnered thousands of likes and shares, sparking lively debate in the comments section about the legacy of Trump University and the nature of political parody in the digital age.