Trump Didn't Want to Help California Fire Victims Until Aides Convinced Him 'These Are People Who Voted For You,' Per Report

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

28% : Harvey claims that Trump changed his mind after he showed the former president the Republican voting habits of residents of Orange County, California, which had been heavily damaged by the fire.
27% : Harvey claims Trump was reluctant because of the state's Democratic leanings.
25% : Troye also claims that she had to convince former Vice President Mike Pence to help apply pressure and convince Trump to sign documents approving aid.
23% : " Olivia Troye, a former Trump White House homeland security adviser, confirmed Harvey's claim while adding that Trump is attempting to divert attention away from his own partisan responses to disaster relief.
19% : Troye said that if Trump regained a second term in the White House he would once again evaluate disaster response through a political lens.
17% : Trump's former senior director for resilience policy, Mark Harvey, told the outlet that Trump refused to provide disaster aid back in 2018 to California following the deadly wildfires.

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