Los Angeles- Much Needed Help, Much Needed Supervision

February 24, 2025- Monday

California governor Gavin Newsome has asked for $40 billion from the federal government to help rebuild after the wildfires that leveled areas of Los Angeles. I think the federal government should provide the money for California.  

There should also be a federal “policeman” assigned to the project to make sure the money goes to rebuilding infrastructure, homes, and businesses. This “policeman” needs to make sure none of the money goes to any of California’s stupid ecological projects or any of the stupid liberal causes they like to foster out there.  The federal money also needs to go to restore the reservoirs they messed up in the Los Angeles area and restore the basics of the L.A. Fire Department that the mayor and previous fire chief messed up.  

There is a huge need in the Los Angeles area but the leadership in California cannot be trusted to properly handle that much money.  They’re too irresponsible.

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