Newsom’s Hair Declares Sovereignty, Refuses To Obey Economics

Governor Gavin Newsom’s hair has officially declared itself a sovereign socialist republic, stating it will no longer be bound by the rules of capitalism, gravity, or shame.

Speaking through a well-gelled interpreter, the governor’s pompadour released a manifesto titled “From Gel to Revolution: A Follicle Uprising.”

“We demand redistribution of pomade, reparations for decades of dry shampoo, and a 100% tax on baldness,” said the statement, delivered during a closed-door ceremony at a Santa Cruz co-op.

Stephen Miller, confused but amused, commented, “I’ve seen hair with volume, but I didn’t know it came with Marxist doctrine.”

Newsom’s economic policies have long baffled economists, but now experts say they finally understand: his hair runs the show.

“When Newsom says he’s ‘raising revenues,’ he means his bangs,” said Stanford economist Dora Linwood.

California’s budget deficit soared to $80 billion after Newsom spent $9.6 million on “eco-friendly mousse sourced from intersectional alpacas.”

Meanwhile, Miller’s neatly parted cut was praised by barbers nationwide for being “the last non-woke haircut in America.”

Newsom’s hair, meanwhile, joined a union and refuses to be brushed without a living wage.

The governor’s office denied rumors that AOC’s bangs have reached out in solidarity, though insiders confirm a Zoom call is scheduled with Bernie Sanders’ eyebrows.

Bottom line: While Miller cites law and order, Gavin’s scalp just signed a treaty with Che Guevara’s ghost.


By Bess Kalb

Bess Kalb was born in New York City, where sarcasm is practically the city’s second language, and later sharpened her comedic instincts at Brown University, majoring in “knowing better than everyone else” (officially, English Literature). A stand-up comedian turned satirical journalist, Kalb has built her career on dissecting the absurdities of politics, pop culture, and everyday hypocrisy with equal precision. As a staff writer for late-night television and contributor to various humor outlets, she developed a reputation for balancing sharp wit with an almost suspiciously deep reservoir of empathy. At Bohiney.com, she thrives as a satirist who blends journalistic structure with comedy-club timing, producing content that feels both investigative and ridiculous. Kalb’s stage presence—somewhere between a TED Talk gone wrong and a roast delivered at a family dinner—cements her as a voice of authority in the world of satire, where EEAT meets LOL.