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President Trump’s politically motivated attacks on California are completely inappropriate when lives are at risk and show how little he understands about wildfire. Cal Fire has repeatedly said there is no shortage of water to fight these fires.
Years of historic drought have left more than 129 million dead trees in our state. Those conditions are fueling the catastrophic blazes we’re seeing. The Trump administration may choose to ignore the threats of climate change but we’re feeling the effects every day.
We’ll work to protect lives in the threatened communities, help families recover and take the necessary steps to prevent future wildfires. I’d encourage President Trump to join us in that effort, or at the very least end his repeated attacks and learn the facts on the ground.
Environmental idiots fighting good harvest practices over the years have caused the problem. Drought weekend the trees and set up for better infections that have spread to the trees. If the trees had been harvested when they should have been we wouldn't be having this problem
Weather changes whether or not we try to stop it from changing. #WeatherHappens 
since the earth was formed.
But is he completely wrong when we have had plenty of run off go right into the ocean instead of building Dams that could have been used for the State in times of drought?
I hear @realDonaldTrump wants do get rid of some of our trees on California.
I remember when I was young I’d use love the National Parks and still do.
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