Democrat-run Los Angeles failing wildfire victims' rebuilding plans months after Trump visit: GOP rep

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : In February, Newsom traveled to the White House to push for increased federal funding for recovery efforts and said he and Trump had a "very productive meeting.
56% : you have to exercise them also," Trump told Bass, who responded that she did exercise them.
38% : "When President Trump came to L.A. in January, he vowed to remove the red tape and asked California politicians to do the same.
37% : Trump then vowed to sign an executive order to open up the water valves in the area.
37% : We will not let over-regulation stop us from helping the LA community rebuild and recover." -- California Gov. Gavin Newsom Newsom's office said he has taken a series of "aggressive action to aid homeowners in navigating the recovery process," which include the following actions: After the fires broke out, Trump blamed Newsom and Democrat city policies for the damage, citing their forest and water management policies.
29% : California Assembly Leader James Gallagher told Fox News Digital that Trump has upheld his end of the bargain for cleanup efforts, yet California politicians have failed to deliver.
27% : " Trump added that he would waive federal permits for rebuilding in the area.
22% : "I don't think you can realize how rough, how devastating it is until you see it," Trump said of the wildfire damage.
19% : LOS ANGELES WILDFIRE CZAR'S $500K PAYCHECK FOR 90 DAYS OF WORK DRAWS SWIFT BLOWBACK, MAYOR REVERSES COURSE Trump had initially threatened to withhold wildfire aid until certain stipulations were met in California, including changes to water policy.
7% : During his visit, Trump sat down for a roundtable with Bass and state officials, at one point even criticizing Bass for not using her emergency powers to respond to the wildfires.

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