A figure identifying as "World Peace Movement" has publicly accused elements within the conservative movement, alongside Democrats, of engaging in behind-the-scenes sabotage. The individual, whose specific identity remains unconfirmed beyond the social media handle, stated in a recent tweet that these actions are driven by "jealousy of my youth, envy of my growing influence, spiteful because of my success and frustrated that I continue to appear on Fox News while they remain sidelined." The statement underscores perceived internal divisions and external opposition faced by the author. The author claims to be an "unsung hero on the frontlines of California," specifically mentioning "boots on the ground in places like San Francisco and Oakland." This work, described as "hard, thankless," involves efforts to "flip California red, holding corrupt politicians accountable, helping the homeless and confronting the fentanyl dealers head on." The tweet asserts that such dedication deserves "recognition, not resentment." In a highly controversial section of the tweet, the author addressed past cannabis use, stating, "Yes, I used c annabis as a rebellious California youth… so what? I’ve never hidden my past. I’m sober now, I help others get sober, and I’ve never been intoxicated while on national television or public radio." The individual then made unsubstantiated accusations against prominent political figures, claiming, "These other guys like Obama and Gavin Newsom are on booger sugar." Allegations of drug use against Governor Gavin Newsom have surfaced in past political disputes, though they have been denied and remain unproven. Similarly, claims of drug use by former President Barack Obama have been made by convicted individuals and lack credible evidence. The political landscape in California is predominantly liberal, with the Republican party facing significant challenges in statewide elections, having not elected a candidate to statewide office since 2006. Efforts to "flip California red" are ongoing but contend with a strong Democratic majority and shifting demographics. The author concluded the statement with a demand for respect, asserting, "I am not perfect, but I am principled. I am not polished, but I am real. I am a leader doing the gritty work… flipping California red, holding corrupt politicians accountable, helping the homeless and confronting the fentanyl dealers head on." The tweet ended with a confrontational tone, stating, "Stop talking shit about me because I am doing more than you. Young Men better listen up and Old Men better humble themselves."