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3 comments:
For inspirational oratories,you can't top biden/harris--#1 and #2--like bodily functions.
--GRA
FACTS ABOUT WILDFIRES--FROM CAL FIRE
(la times)Cal Fire estimates that up to 95% of wildfires are caused by humans, including from carelessness, infrastructure failures and deliberate ignitions.
A 2022 study from UC Irvine found that human-ignited fires were more ferocious and damaging than blazes sparked by lightning strikes.
GRA:I'd guess carelessness/stupidity(25%),infrastructure failures(5%) and intentional(70%).
--GRA
HOW STUPID ARE L.A. VOTERS? THEY STILL SUPPORT NEWSOM(57%)AND ARE SPLIT ON KAREN BASS ACKWARDS(42% PRO-44% AGAINST)
(Breitbart)LOS ANGELES — A new poll by Rasmussen Reports shows that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass is underwater with voters, with 42% approval and 44% disapproval, in the wake of the wildfires that have destroyed large swathes of the city.
The poll, set to be released Thursday, was conducted January 13-15 among 809 likely voters in Los Angeles County. The results, weighted to the electorate of the 2024 presidential election, skew Democratic — which is no surprise.
But party loyalty has not shielded Bass from criticism for her handling — or mishandling — of the wildfires, which began when she was overseas, literally enjoying cocktails at the U.S. Ambassador’s residence in Accra, Ghana.
The poll found that 57% of likely voters say that Bass has done a poor (33%) or fair (27%) job of handling the wildfires, versus only 36% who say she has done an excellent (15%) or good (21%) job. In contrast, more than two-thirds (69%) of voters say that public employees have generally done a good job with the wildfires.
Bass won convincingly in 2022, 55% to 45%, campaigning on abortion — specifically, on the idea that she was the only true pro-choice Democrat in the race, since Caruso had once been a Republican and donated to pro-life candidates.
Mayor Bass now faces a recall threat — though recalls are exceptionally difficult to organize in Los Angeles.
Curiously, the poll reveals that voters do not blame California Governor Gavin Newsom for the wildfires: 54% say that he has done a “good” or “excellent” job on the wildfires, and he has a 57% approval rating (versus 39% disapproval.)
A plurality of Angelenos blame climate change for the wildfires (40%), though 51% blame other causes, including “other natural forces” (27%) and public officials (24%). Moreover, 79% say that arson was likely a factor as well.
GRA:Wackjobs don't change their collective minds easily.
--GRA
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