Gavin Newsom in Yogi Pose Meme Generator
A satirical image depicting Gavin Newsom in a highly flexible, yoga-like pose while seated on a white chair, with one leg bent upwards, foot near his…
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Gavin Newsom in Yogi Pose template facts
- Dimensions
- 631 × 900 px
- Format
- WEBP
- Text boxes
- 2
- Added
- 2026
About the Gavin Newsom in Yogi Pose meme template
A satirical image depicting Gavin Newsom in a highly flexible, yoga-like pose while seated on a white chair, with one leg bent upwards, foot near his head, and hands in a prayer gesture. Donald Trump is seen from behind in the foreground, appearing to draw a 'W' on Newsom's crotch area with a black marker. The background features a blue screen with 'New York Times' text visible.
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