The most destructive fire in LA county history is still raging

The most destructive fire in LA county history is still raging, but the fire chief says she doesn’t have enough firefighters. Maybe it’s because she’s been laser-focused on DEI for the past few years.

The Mayor of LA has been out of the country this entire time. Just months ago, she cut funding from the fire department and before that, the department’s extra equipment was sent to Ukraine. Even worse — LA fire hydrants are dry. Los Angeles has had two years of record-rainfall, but the rain just washed right into the ocean. A decade ago, California voted to spend billions of dollars on water storage and reservoirs and today,
Gavin Newsom hasn’t finished building a single one.

Newsom also filed a lawsuit years ago to stop a
President Trump memorandum to funnel more water from Northern California to Southern Carolina —saying it would kill the smelt. Saving the micro-fish is apparently more important than people and maybe that’s because it’s big business— if anything happens to the smelt, people lose a lot of money. And it gets worse — Newsom oversaw the largest dam removal project in U.S. history to give Native Americans some land back and for some salmon.

These dams were a go-to source for firefighters to pull water from for fires.
Newsom spends more money fighting homelessness than fighting fires… and both of them are out of control. The state has a drug problem, a homeless crisis, everything’s burning and there’s no water.

California is run by public servants who can’t serve the public.