Newsom begs Trump to come to California -- not mentioning Kamala, who has a house in the path of the inferno

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

31% : Sure, the press reports that he's browbeating Trump to come.
31% : While the press is focused on this interesting aspect of the conflict -- Newsom's fear of Trump, alternating with his very unattractive bullying invitations to him and obvious politicking himself, it's worth it to note that Trump isn't president yet.
29% : Like everyone else, he's treating Trump as if he already is.
27% : "Since Tuesday, when a series of fires driven by hurricane-force winds began breaking out across the Los Angeles region, Trump has repeatedly blasted Newsom and other California leaders online for mismanaging the state's water and called on "Newscum" to resign.
27% : But given Newsom's many desperate moves to get his message to Trump out there, and given that Trump had already told him what he needed to do, years earlier, such as conserve rain water, clear forest floors, and other common sense land management issues for a fire-prone region, none of which he did, he seems to be begging him, too.
26% : California's governor, Gavin Newsom, is alternately begging and berating President Trump to come to California to see the wildfires.
24% : One can only hope that Trump lets him twist in the wind for it as Kamala politically fades into nothing.
15% : CalMatters reports that he's afraid Trump may yank fire aid after Biden opened the spigots to it, quite unlike what he offered hurricane-ravaged North Carolina.
12% : But the bottom line here is that Gavin is on the hot seat, and rather than seek help from his old pal Kamala, he puts on a noisy show for Trump, who must be smiling to himself and thinking of the old adage that one must never interrupt an enemy when he's in the middle of a mistake.

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