Yahoo News UK Article RatingCalifornia governor signs $2.5bn relief package for LA wildfire recovery
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10% Center
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50% ReliableFair
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-12% Negative
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49% : And I urge President Trump to provide federal dollars quickly without conditions.38% : " Newsom told reporters that he hadn't had any contact with Trump but plans to meet him on the tarmac when Trump touches down and pledged to give him a full briefing on the fires and recovery efforts.
29% : Despite Trump and other conservative officials' comments about putting conditions on disaster aid, Newsom said he expects the president to "do the right thing" and reimburse the state for the money it's spending on wildlife-recovery efforts.
10% : The signing of the bipartisan aid package comes a day before Donald Trump is set to visit the fire-torn areas and amid continued criticism of the California governor and other state officials' management of the state's water supply.
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