Gavin Newsom also spent his vacation in Montana, California, although he was banned from traveling to the state.

California Governor Gavin NewsomA Democrat, took a vacation in Montana this week despite his administration banning an official trip to the state last summer.

The governor’s office confirmed to state media that Newcom was on vacation The great kingdom of heavenGold County Attorney Rob Bunta has added to California’s list of states banned from traveling under state law.

Newsum also reportedly traveled to Montana to visit his in-laws’ farm. “He is on holiday with his family. He will be back later this week,” a spokesman for the governor said on Twitter.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom traveled quietly to Montana for a vacation.
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The governor of the Golden State is scheduled to return to work next Monday, but his office is afraid to provide details about the trip.

A New York government spokesman told reporters that the travel ban only covered government spending and that California was not paying for the trip.

However, New York has reportedly refused to comment on whether it is bringing security details to Montana, and the administration has not commented on security.

York also attacked Cal Matters’ Emily Hoven’s report on Twitter as “gossip journalism.”

“SCOOP! The travel ban is for the use of government funds,” York said. “The governor’s trip is not paid for by the government.”

Linking the two is an attempt by both Gotcha journalism and non-journalism. “The governor is on holiday with his family. He will be back later this week.”

Since 2016, California authorities have been adding to the list of states banned from travel.

Last June, Bonta Montana and four other states were added to the list, barring California officials from traveling to a total of 22 states.

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The ban began on July 1 last year, which means Newsom Travel will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of the ban.

“The counties are part of a series of recent dangerous acts of discrimination that have been signed into law across the country to prevent sex offenders, play life-saving services or otherwise restrict members’ rights.