Freedomisneverfree
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Democrats have destroyed California.
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I was calling Evil Cat disgusting.
Democrats have destroyed California.
Do fire breaks and controlled burns.You evil cat.
There are many FINE conservatives that are affected by these fires.
Fires don't discriminate LIKE YOU DO.
Shame Gavin Newsome didnt live down there, and had not only his home destroyed by his sorry ass life as well, that would make a lot of Californians happy.The irony of James Woods losing his home. A conservative who doesnt want to pay taxes crying on tv after losing his home.....priceless.
Once again, Trump was right. He tried to warn California Gavin Newsom back in 2018, but nobody listened to him.
Fires tear through Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Pasadena and Sylmar; gusts of up to 99 mph reported
"The Palisades fire had grown to more than 2,900 acres as of Tuesday evening, driven by ‘life-threatening and destructive’ winds. The extreme wind event blasting Southern California is forecast to peak between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m."
Fires tear through Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Pasadena and Sylmar; gusts of up to 99 mph reported
Gavin Newsom should be kicked out of California. He just made too many mistakes. Such a sleazy leader!
California ranks as the fifth largest economy in the world, with a nominal GDP of nearly $3.9 trillion in 2023[1][7]. In terms of personal income, it has the third-highest average household income in the U.S., at $131,504, and a median income of $91,551[2][4]. Thus, while California excels in both GDP and personal income, its economic strength is primarily reflected in its GDP ranking.
sources:
[1] California’s economy leads the nation | Governor of California
[2] CA Has Third-Highest Household Income In U.S.: Study
[3] Economy of California - Wikipedia
[4] https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/top-income-earners-in-california-study-19532668.php
[5] Special Report: Was California the 4th Largest Economy in the World in 2022? - Center for Jobs
[6] California Income Statistics | Current Census Data for California Zip Codes
[7] California Remains the World’s 5th Largest Economy | Governor of California
[8] List of California locations by income - Wikipedia
California experiences massive wildfires annually due to a combination of climate change, urbanization, and poor forest management. Rising temperatures and prolonged droughts create conditions conducive to wildfires, while heavy winds exacerbate fire spread [1][3]. Despite efforts, authorities struggle to manage the increasing fuel loads from suppressed smaller fires and urban encroachment into fire-prone areas [5][6]. Additionally, inadequate funding and mismanagement of wildfire prevention strategies hinder effective responses [2][9]. The complex interplay of these factors makes it challenging for authorities to resolve the persistent wildfire crisis.
sources:
[1] This is how climate change contributed to the California wildfires
[2] California’s Perfect Storm: Historical Devastating Fires and the State’s Insurance Crisis – California Globe
[3] It's not really the right time for nasty California fires. What are the factors that changed that?
[4] Spatial and temporal pattern of wildfires in California from 2000 to 2019 - Scientific Reports
[5] Why fighting wildfires often fails -- and what to do about it
[6] Study Finds Climate Change to Blame For Record-Breaking California Wildfires | August 8, 2023 | Drought.gov
[7] A new wildfire strategy for California
[8] This Isn’t the California I Married (Published 2022)
[9] Here’s how California has increased forest management and wildfire response in the face of a hotter, drier climate | Governor of California
[10]
[11] California’s worsening wildfires explained
Gavin Newsom has faced significant criticism, particularly regarding his handling of wildfires and water management in California. Critics, including Trump, have accused him of prioritizing environmental regulations over effective wildfire prevention and water allocation, alleging incompetence in managing the state's resources during crises[1][2][7]. Additionally, he has been criticized for his response to homelessness, high gas prices, and the handling of unemployment fraud during the pandemic, which some view as indicative of broader mismanagement[5][6][8]. His controversial attendance at a lavish dinner during COVID-19 restrictions also drew backlash for perceived hypocrisy[3].
sources:
[1] California Governor Gavin Newsom slammed for 'photo op' at Palisades fire as Trump blames him for 'apocalyptic' wildfires | World News - Times of India
[2] Trump Blames California Governor Gavin Newsom for Deadly Fires
[3] Pair of scandals tarnishes Newsom
[4] A Different Perspective From Governor Newsom On California’s “State Of The State”
[5] Top 10 Failures of Governor Newsom as His Second Term Begins | Republican Caucus
[6] Exposing Gavin Newsom’s Top 10 Failures
[7] California fires stoke criticism of Newsom’s management, set up clash with Trump
[8] https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/01/08/california-fires-trump-newsom-biden-politicians/
[9] Trump Slams Gavin Newsom For Wildfires—Falsely Claiming He Rejected ‘Water Restoration Declaration’
[10] Donald Trump, California Gov. Gavin Newsom clash over devastating wildfires
Those damned Jews sure are busy with their space laser!In order to prevent the 'domino theory' of communist aggression coming to the streets of America we 'carpet bombed' North Vietnam with waves of B-52's (the Berlin airlift was similar with a scant few seconds between aircraft landings with supplies). But when faced with a real threat of destruction by fire we are unable to muster an effective defense.
The real culprits are those builders and roofers with their combustible roofs and the building codes that allow them.Those damned Jews sure are busy with their space laser!
Gavin Newsom should be kicked out of California. He just made too many mistakes. Such a sleazy leader!
California ranks as the fifth largest economy in the world, with a nominal GDP of nearly $3.9 trillion in 2023[1][7]. In terms of personal income, it has the third-highest average household income in the U.S., at $131,504, and a median income of $91,551[2][4]. Thus, while California excels in both GDP and personal income, its economic strength is primarily reflected in its GDP ranking.
sources:
[1] California’s economy leads the nation | Governor of California
[2] CA Has Third-Highest Household Income In U.S.: Study
[3] Economy of California - Wikipedia
[4] https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/top-income-earners-in-california-study-19532668.php
[5] Special Report: Was California the 4th Largest Economy in the World in 2022? - Center for Jobs
[6] California Income Statistics | Current Census Data for California Zip Codes
[7] California Remains the World’s 5th Largest Economy | Governor of California
[8] List of California locations by income - Wikipedia
California experiences massive wildfires annually due to a combination of climate change, urbanization, and poor forest management. Rising temperatures and prolonged droughts create conditions conducive to wildfires, while heavy winds exacerbate fire spread [1][3]. Despite efforts, authorities struggle to manage the increasing fuel loads from suppressed smaller fires and urban encroachment into fire-prone areas [5][6]. Additionally, inadequate funding and mismanagement of wildfire prevention strategies hinder effective responses [2][9]. The complex interplay of these factors makes it challenging for authorities to resolve the persistent wildfire crisis.
sources:
[1] This is how climate change contributed to the California wildfires
[2] California’s Perfect Storm: Historical Devastating Fires and the State’s Insurance Crisis – California Globe
[3] It's not really the right time for nasty California fires. What are the factors that changed that?
[4] Spatial and temporal pattern of wildfires in California from 2000 to 2019 - Scientific Reports
[5] Why fighting wildfires often fails -- and what to do about it
[6] Study Finds Climate Change to Blame For Record-Breaking California Wildfires | August 8, 2023 | Drought.gov
[7] A new wildfire strategy for California
[8] This Isn’t the California I Married (Published 2022)
[9] Here’s how California has increased forest management and wildfire response in the face of a hotter, drier climate | Governor of California
[10]
[11] California’s worsening wildfires explained
Gavin Newsom has faced significant criticism, particularly regarding his handling of wildfires and water management in California. Critics, including Trump, have accused him of prioritizing environmental regulations over effective wildfire prevention and water allocation, alleging incompetence in managing the state's resources during crises[1][2][7]. Additionally, he has been criticized for his response to homelessness, high gas prices, and the handling of unemployment fraud during the pandemic, which some view as indicative of broader mismanagement[5][6][8]. His controversial attendance at a lavish dinner during COVID-19 restrictions also drew backlash for perceived hypocrisy[3].
sources:
[1] California Governor Gavin Newsom slammed for 'photo op' at Palisades fire as Trump blames him for 'apocalyptic' wildfires | World News - Times of India
[2] Trump Blames California Governor Gavin Newsom for Deadly Fires
[3] Pair of scandals tarnishes Newsom
[4] A Different Perspective From Governor Newsom On California’s “State Of The State”
[5] Top 10 Failures of Governor Newsom as His Second Term Begins | Republican Caucus
[6] Exposing Gavin Newsom’s Top 10 Failures
[7] California fires stoke criticism of Newsom’s management, set up clash with Trump
[8] https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/01/08/california-fires-trump-newsom-biden-politicians/
[9] Trump Slams Gavin Newsom For Wildfires—Falsely Claiming He Rejected ‘Water Restoration Declaration’
[10] Donald Trump, California Gov. Gavin Newsom clash over devastating wildfires
looks like they may have been purposefully set .. but I could be wrong ..
/—-/ Here’s one example: Rev. Al Sharpton: Are Texas Floods a Sign From God?I don't remember that.
This is the lamest attempt to politicize an event.
If TX was 100% Conservative and CA was 100% Liberal, you would have two fucked up places, but you'd have a better point.
TX is what...55%-65% Conservative
CA is what...55%-65% Liberal
So when terrible weather events hit large areas, it affects people from the entire political spectrum.