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Recently, Newsom was confronted with questions about his acceptance of significant campaign contributions from a felon associated with Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), a major power company in California. Critics highlighted that PG&E, convicted of six federal felonies in 2016, donated over $200,000 to Newsom's campaign. This raises ethical questions about his reliability as a leader, especially when it comes to addressing issues of public safety and accountability. When pressed on the issue, Newsom dismissed the inquiries, implying the question was bizarre and irrelevant, despite its relevance in the eyes of concerned citizens.