"The West Is on Fire. Trump Hasn’t Bothered Mentioning It"

Irrelevant, "rest assured" doesn't explain why Trump hasn't even mention a syllable regarding a major catastrophe effecting a large segment of America in nearly a month, as I said, you can bet your ass if it was an equivalent hurricane hitting Florida or a rash of tornadoes striking Iowa, Trump would be all over it tossing out paper towels and touring with Melania in her high heels

Yawn. Real power and help is done without the "face time" in front of cameras. Something Democrats would know nothing about.
 
Yeah, we got it, they are suppose to go into the forest every year and rake in between the trees

And it has happened every year, but not at the escalating level that it has in the last decade, this year being the worse, and I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is a reason why all the overgrowth is so dry and easy kindle for sperading fires

This tweet yesterday from a local progressive YIMBY is too good to pass up

 
Yawn. Real power and help is done without the "face time" in front of cameras. Something Democrats would know nothing about.

Recognizing a major catastrophe effecting a huge section of America in even one of the umpteen media exposures Trump solicits and gets daily is asking to much? Showing empathy for Americans suffering is asking too much from a President?

As I said, undeniable, you can bet your ass if it was an equivalent hurricane hitting Florida or a rash of tornadoes striking Iowa, Trump would be all over it tossing out paper towels and touring with Melania in her high heels
 
Yeah, we got it, they are suppose to go into the forest every year and rake in between the trees

And it has happened every year, but not at the escalating level that it has in the last decade, this year being the worse, and I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is a reason why all the overgrowth is so dry and easy kindle for sperading fires

Hint: reduce the dead undergrowth with controlled burns. It’s called ‘forest management’ in more sane states.

Aka the leaf raking/burning principle.
 
Recognizing a major catastrophe effecting a huge section of America in even one of the umpteen media exposures Trump solicits and gets daily is asking to much? Showing empathy for Americans suffering is asking too much from a President?

As I said, undeniable, you can bet your ass if it was an equivalent hurricane hitting Florida or a rash of tornadoes striking Iowa, Trump would be all over it tossing out paper towels and touring with Melania in her high heels

Something happened ?
 
This tweet yesterday from a local progressive YIMBY is too good to pass up

Now I don't, nor have ever, lived in California, I have a Woody Allen/Jerry Seinfeld view of California, yet I don't believe I am wrong when I say that urban sprawl hasn't been a recent trend in California, nearly the whole State has always been from the jump based upon urban sprawl. In addition, again going back decades, transit systems were never a biggie there also

Seems a whole lot like a poor "whataboutism"
 
Yawn. Real power and help is done without the "face time" in front of cameras. Something Democrats would know nothing about.

Good point.

Showing up doesn’t really accomplish much in terms of practical effect. If Newsome is lacking resources he needs to get on the phone with Trump; Trump delegates and sees that something is done to help.

That’s what the affected people need. Anything else is politics. They don’t need to look at Trump or get warm fuzzies from Biden’s empathy.
 
There are several different fires, the biggest stemming from fireworks at a gender revelation party, however, if you are implying the they don't pick up their forest argument Trump has bought into, it is irrelevant, point being that Trump has pretty much ignored what is a catastrophe and one would have to guess because it doesn't benefit him politically

What the fuck is a gender revelation party? What's your gender Arsecheese?
 
Now I don't, nor have ever, lived in California, I have a Woody Allen/Jerry Seinfeld view of California, yet I don't believe I am wrong when I say that urban sprawl hasn't been a recent trend in California, nearly the whole State has always been from the jump based upon urban sprawl. In addition, again going back decades, transit systems were never a biggie there also

Seems a whole lot like a poor "whataboutism"

The issue the guy is referring to is the anti-housing NIMBYs in the state who fight against density and urban development on transit lines that would in theory get people out of their cars and using public transit or bikes when instead we continue to push development further out in the suburbs thus forcing people in the their cars along with longer commutes and ultimately less friendly to the environment. There is no whataboutism here. This has been a battle that has been going on for decades but the YIMBY movement has really picked up steam over the last decade. And fighting climate change is a major belief of YIMBYs.

What’s he saying is the local Dem politicians who vote against urban density development on transit bills them complain about climate control are full of sh*t.
 
Hint: reduce the dead undergrowth with controlled burns. It’s called ‘forest management’ in more sane states.

Aka the leaf raking/burning principle.

So tell us, does West Virginia have an extensive "forest management" program in place? And what WV has to deal with is minor compared to the West Coast States facing their problems today

And you are missing the point, responding to a disaster effecting an entire section of the country by blaming them isn't what Presidents do, it would be like telling the Gulf States suffering from flooding during a hurricane don't expect recognition from your Government cause your levees weren't high enough
 
Hint: reduce the dead undergrowth with controlled burns. It’s called ‘forest management’ in more sane states.

Aka the leaf raking/burning principle.

Arsecheese was one of those laughing about removing dead wood and undergrowth from forests, typical wisearse from NY!
 
Recognizing a major catastrophe effecting a huge section of America in even one of the umpteen media exposures Trump solicits and gets daily is asking to much? Showing empathy for Americans suffering is asking too much from a President?

As I said, undeniable, you can bet your ass if it was an equivalent hurricane hitting Florida or a rash of tornadoes striking Iowa, Trump would be all over it tossing out paper towels and touring with Melania in her high heels

Democrats need to be cuddled. I get it. Real men just get the fucking job done. Learn that.
 
The issue the guy is referring to is the anti-housing NIMBYs in the state who fight against density and urban development on transit lines that would in theory get people out of their cars when instead we continue to push development further out thus forcing people in the their cars along with longer commutes and ultimately less friendly to the environment. There is no whataboutism here. This has been a battle that has been going on for decades but the YIMBY movement has really picked up steam over the last decade. And fighting climate change is a major belief of YIMBYs.

What’s he saying is the local Dem politicians who vote against urban density development on transit bills them complain about climate control are full of sh*t.

What in the hell is the "YIMBY movement?" I thought you were referring to the source I employed in the offset

And again, I don't live in California, but I was always under the impression mass transit isn't, nor was never, a priority of anyone in California, left or right, wasn't all recent efforts attacked and forgotten due to heavy cynicism
 
The issue the guy is referring to is the anti-housing NIMBYs in the state who fight against density and urban development on transit lines that would in theory get people out of their cars and using public transit or bikes when instead we continue to push development further out in the suburbs thus forcing people in the their cars along with longer commutes and ultimately less friendly to the environment. There is no whataboutism here. This has been a battle that has been going on for decades but the YIMBY movement has really picked up steam over the last decade. And fighting climate change is a major belief of YIMBYs.

What’s he saying is the local Dem politicians who vote against urban density development on transit bills them complain about climate control are full of sh*t.

Arsecheese is incapable of understanding subtle arguments like that.
 
What in the hell is the "YIMBY movement?" I thought you were referring to the source I employed in the offset

And again, I don't live in California, but I was always under the impression mass transit isn't, nor was never, a priority of anyone in California, left or right, wasn't all recent efforts attacked and forgotten due to heavy cynicism

It's stands for Yes, In My Back Yard.Why are you such an uninformed moron, haven't you paid your Google bill?
 
"At the moment, President Donald Trump is attempting to manage the revelation that he intentionally downplayed the COVID-19 pandemic, which has now killed upward of 191,000 Americans. That effort has apparently left little room on his mental plate for the dozens of fires currently ravaging California, Oregon, and Washington."

"While the president signed a disaster declaration for California back in August, he has yet to do so for Oregon, which is in the throes of a catastrophe. The last time he dispatched a tweet about wildfires was on August 6."

"Concentrating on an environmental crisis in the West isn’t politically expedient for a president preoccupied with reelection and little else. “The Electoral College allows—indeed, encourages—Trump to ignore California’s wildfire crisis because he knows he cannot win the state,” he wrote. “He doesn’t even pretend to govern the entire country, just red states and swing states. Those suffering in blue states mean nothing to him.”

https://www.lamag.com/citythinkblog/trump-wildfires/

Trump loves to tweet on the slightest of events happening in Portland, but here we have a natural disaster hitting the State of Oregon and crickets. The last time he reacted, in August, he blamed California for their own difficulties

I thought President's represented all Americans, that they were expected to address catastrophes when they effected Americans no matter where they occurred, at the very least show some degree of empathy.

You can bet your ass if it was an equivalent hurricane hitting Florida or a rash of tornadoes striking Iowa, Trump would be all over it tossing out paper towels and touring with Melania in her high heels

:palm:
 
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