Newsom compared it to the Jets in Times Square billboard because of taxes and homelessness
The California Business and Industry Alliance (CABIA), which announced the announcement, said it coincides with Super Bowl week and represents Newsom’s record on homelessness and high taxes.
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A billboard has been unveiled in Times Square featuring California Governor Gavin Newsom resembling the New York Jets, one of the worst-performing franchises in the NFL. (California Business and Industry Alliance (CABIA))
“Before he tries to play middle ground in national politics, Gavin Newsom should take a hard look at how his game plan works in California,” said Tom Manzo, founder of CABIA. “Just as New Yorkers feel about airplanes, Californians expected more than they saw from Governor Newsom.”
The billboard features a green background in Jets colors and features Newsome wearing a Jets jersey With “California“Embossed” on the front.
The plaque reads: “His record is worse than that of the Jets.” No. 1 in high taxes and homelessness.”
Gov. Gavin Newsom has increased his social media presence in recent weeks. (AP photo)
Newsom has come under fire from Republicans over the state’s homelessness crisis, which has worsened over the past few years despite billions in spending.
A 2024 state audit found that California failed to track the results of an unprecedented $24 billion in spending on combating the problem. Additionally, California has one of the highest tax burdens and costs of living in the country.
Meanwhile, the comparison to the Jets is meant to highlight Newsom’s failure to govern the state. The Jets finished the 2025 NFL season with a 3-14 record, frustrating the team’s already disillusioned fan base.
The team lost its first seven matches this season before finally achieving victory.
New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez #6 stumbles in the first half when the New York Jets play the New England Patriots on November 22, 2012. (Robert Sabo/New York Daily News via Getty Images)
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Airplanes were last made NFL Playoffs during the 2010 season. Fox News Digital reached out to Newsom and the Jets’ front office.
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