When L.A. and Mexifornia were red did we struggle to fight wildfires?

[BrokeLoser]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

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[ColonelAngus]

Cali decided not to spend state money to clear out overgrown vegetation, instead, relying on Federal POST FIRE MONEY.

It seems tactical to push the global warming bullshit and steal federal money.

Trump told Newsom to clear out the overgrown vegetation. Newsom did not.

Trump should tell Newsom to breathe, maybe he wont just to spite Trump.

 

[Zincwarrior]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

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A reminder that God hates MAGA states and smotes them with hurricanes every year
.

 

[elektra]

California is a red state now

 

[elektra]

A reminder that God hates MAGA states and smotes them with hurricanes every year
.

This year God gave us Trump and rewarded the red states with less hurricanes

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Northern Hemisphere Hurricane Intensity Significantly Declines in 2024 Despite Climate Alarmists Egregiously Wrong Hype Otherwise

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[elektra]

It is amazing how dumb demo-rats are

 

[IM2]

When L.A. and Mexifornia were red did we struggle to fight wildfires?​

Yes. And Earthquakes.

 

[elektra]

When L.A. and Mexifornia were red did we struggle to fight wildfires?​

Yes. And Earthquakes.

You fight earthquakes? Haha

 

[Crepitus]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committee

budget.house.gov

That was before the climate change caused drought.

 

[protectionist]

Cali decided not to spend state money to clear out overgrown vegetation, instead, relying on Federal POST FIRE MONEY.

Trump told Newsom to clear out the overgrown vegetation. Newsom did not.

Correct. PLUS ** >>

In 2016, Trump advised Newsome he should stop allowing north & central California water to drain off into the Pacific ocean, and should divert that water to Southern California, to refill their dry reservoirs.

In 9 years. with plenty of time to have done this, an on the sale needed, Newsome did practically nothing. Reservoirs remain dry, hydrants are dry, and firefighters are standing around doing nothing, unable to do their jobs.
Trump blames Newsome. He's not the only one.

Trying to cover his guilty butt, Newsome claims Trump's warning never happened, but it is well documented. During his 2016 campaign, Trump first promised to redirect California’s northern runoff south to benefit farmers, and made good on his promise in 2020, with a federal memorandum that redirected millions of gallons of water to southern California, he said was otherwise “needlessly flushed” into the ocean, according to Courthouse News Service.

Guess what bonehead Newsom did.. He sued to block Trump’s move, and succeeded in limiting the amount of water that can be pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Damn fool.

https://nypost.com/2025/01/08/us-ne...rn-california-to-fight-apocalyptic-wildfires/

 

[otto105]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committee

budget.house.gov

How much CO2 was in the atmosphere then? When California was red smog choked the air.

 

[Hellokitty]

Cali decided not to spend state money to clear out overgrown vegetation, instead, relying on Federal POST FIRE MONEY.

It seems tactical to push the global warming bullshit and steal federal money.

Trump told Newsom to clear out the overgrown vegetation. Newsom did not.

Trump should tell Newsom to breathe, maybe he wont just to spite Trump.

Right I remember liberals attempting to make a joke out of cleaning/ranking the forest floor by taking vacuum cleaners to the woods.

 

[Harry Dresden]

That was before the climate change caused drought.

lol...what are you talking about S.Cal has had droughts recorded back as far as the 1800's...late 80's into the nineties was a big one...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

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budget.house.gov

Waste enough money on green energy bullshit and illegal aliens, you run out of money
to do the things to keep your people safe.

 

[BrokeLoser]

A reminder that God hates MAGA states and smotes them with hurricanes every year
.

This thread is about Mexifornia, read the OP again and contribute something meaningful.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

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budget.house.gov

Your state's infrastructure has always been shit.

 

[AZrailwhale]

That was before the climate change caused drought.

Southern California is a desert. In the thirties William Mulholland built the aqueduct system to bring water to So Cal. Up until Jerry Brown was elected governor for the first time, the state kept spending money to keep the water system in balance with the growing population. He stopped that spending the money on social programs instead. Ever since, So Cal has been losing ground to the growing population. Newsome has refused to spend the proposition money voted for by the taxpayers on new water projects and kept releasing water through the Sacramento Delta to maintain the environment of the Delta Smelt, an invasive, non-native species.

 

[Dante]

I ask because I honestly can’t remember…All I know is we weren’t spending $30B on Mexico’s people then, we were probably better funded.

DON’T CALIFORNIA MY AMERICA: The Cost of California Policymaking | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee

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budget.house.gov

Since before the white man arrived

 

[BrokeLoser]

Since before the white man arrived

Do you have something meaningful or sensible to add?

 

[Harry Dresden]

Your state's infrastructure has always been shit.

oh it has?.....at one time its infrastructure dwarfed other countries......and still probably does...