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Trump is conflating two entirely unrelated things: the conveyance of water to Southern California and supply from local storage,
according to the post
One of the best and most beautiful parts of the United States of America is burning down to the ground,
Trump wrote
One can't even respond to it. I mean… you know, people are literally fleeing. People have lost their lives. Kids lost their schools. Families completely torn apart. Churches burned down,
Newsom told CooperBroadly speaking, there is no water shortage in Southern California right now, despite Trump's claims that he would open some imaginary spigot,
Newsom's office saidIt's very sad because I've been trying to get Gavin Newsom to allow water to come - you'd have tremendous water up there, they send it out from the Pacific - because they're trying to protect a tiny little fish,
Trump saidIn the midst of chaos, Donald Trump is taking action by opening up the strategic nickname reserves. Thank you, sir,
she said as she looked into the camera and sarcastically gave a salute
Because while everyone else is deeply concerned with what’s going on in Los Angeles right now, Trump is handling the tragedy like the statesman that he is,
said Lydic of the president-elect’s response to the wildfires, which have wreaked havoc on multiple L.A. neighborhoods and killed at least five peopleNO WATER IN THE FIRE HYDRANTS, NO MONEY IN FEMA
Then again he spouted off about the California governor in a third post
We are aware of misinformation being posted online regarding the FAIR Plan’s ability to pay claims,
spokesperson Hilary McLean said in a statement on behalf of the FAIR Plan
It’s like trying to fight a 200-foot-tall dragon with a tiny little sword. You’re not going to win,
Whaling saidWe may have crossed a threshold now where we need larger measures in order to essentially create a solvent insurance system,
said Michael Wara, director of Stanford’s Climate and Energy Policy program and a consultant to the California Public Utilities Commission on wildfire issuesThe state-led, state-designed and state-implemented agenda really cannot be stopped by Donald Trump,
he told E&E News’ Adam AtonThis is sort of what everybody’s been preparing for,
said Karl Susman, an insurance broker in West Los Angeles who’s filing dozens of claims on behalf of clientsI look at his election as less of a hobble and more of a spur to our efforts,
he addedCommunities that are built in the wildland-urban interface will always be threatened by these kinds of fires,
he saidI don’t know that any place in the world has a system like that,
he saidWe are absolutely not out of danger yet, with the strong winds that continue to push through the city and the county today,
Los Angeles City fire chief Kristin Crowley said
But the good news is I’m a great-grandfather, as of today,
Biden finishedWe’re facing a historic natural disaster. And I think that can’t be stated strong enough,
Kevin McGowan, director of emergency management for Los Angeles County, said at the press conferenceNo one was in her home at the time,
Apreza wrote on the social media platform