As the Joe and Hunter Biden investigation continues to unfold, many are asking if California Governor Gavin Newsom is considering a potential run for the presidency.
With multiple committees established in recent months, political analysts believe Newsom is taking steps towards this goal.
Despite his repeated denials of interest in running for president, Governor Newsom has set up various committees with the purpose of raising and utilizing millions of dollars.
These include a political action committee (PAC) which limits contributions to $5,000 per year, along with a SuperPAC which can collect unlimited amounts of funds but cannot support any specific candidate.
Additionally, he has also created an official joint fundraising committee.
Brendan Glavin from Open Secrets states that these moves are typically taken when someone is interested in launching such a campaign.
It seems that forming these committees allows prospective candidates like Newsom to begin building support without officially stating their intention to run for federal office.
Experts believe this strategy is not unique to him and has been employed by other major figures as well.
Furthermore, should he decide to pursue this path, all the funds raised would be available at his disposal due to his strong position as governor of California.
Although Gavin Newsom continues to deny any presidential aspirations at present time, his actions speak louder than words and have ignited speculation about his future ambitions.
