Former U.S. Rep. Katie Porter, one of the Democratic candidates eyeing the Golden State governorship, held up a message that read “F— TRUMP” during the California Democratic Party’s 2026 state convention on Saturday.
“Yeah, that’s right, f— Trump,” she declared.
“Together, we’re gonna kick Trump’s a– in November. I’ll stand up to Trump and his cronies just like I did in Congress, with or without my whiteboard,” she said.
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“But this election for governor is about more than defeating Trump. We know what Trump is willing to do. He’s willing to kill people in the streets, to rip away healthcare, and to ruthlessly attack our democracy. But this governor’s race asks us, what are we willing to do, what is California willing to do for our democracy?” she said.
In a statement to Fox News Digital on Monday, Republican National Committee spokesman Nick Poche said, “The good news for Katie Porter is that she can pick up her medication for far less thanks to TrumpRx and all the fantastic work the President is doing to lower drug prices. The bad news is her all stunts no substance campaign just came in a distant fifth, and no amount abusing her staff will change that she won’t be governor.”
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has endorsed Porter for governor.
“Senator Elizabeth Warren knows what it means to fight for working families. Together, we’ve held the powerful accountable, put people before billionaires, and worked hard to lower costs for Americans. Grateful to my friend @ewarren for her endorsement in this race,” Porter wrote in a post on X.
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“From the moment @katieporterca set foot in my consumer law class, I knew that she would be a warrior for working families. Katie will champion the kind of bold, progressive vision that California workers and families deserve, and I’m proud to endorse her for California Governor,” Warren said in a post on X.
