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Wiz Imp

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26. You are amplifying right wing framing of this. It is not helpful and should not be done on DU.

Reply to obamanut2012 (Reply #9)

Thu Jan 9, 2025, 08:36 AM

Jan 2025

To point out what the right wing is saying is fine. But to just accept it and not push back on it is effectively doing the right wing's job of spreading disinformation for them.

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How is this his fault? BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2025 #1

I didn't say it was his fault but he will get the blame. Cattledog Jan 2025 #4

The blame goes squarely to Climate Change. applegrove Jan 2025 #11

Agreed, but in the age of Musk/Trump he will be on their hit list. Cattledog Jan 2025 #23

Unless he was out there with a barrel of gas and a blowtorch.... BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2025 #22

No reasonable person would have voted for Trump either. Cattledog Jan 2025 #24

Hundred mile an hour winds, how can it possibly be the governor's fault? Walleye Jan 2025 #2

Not the winds but the response. Too little too late. Cattledog Jan 2025 #5

I really don't have a lot of respect for second-guessing. Anybody could've figured out what should've been done Walleye Jan 2025 #7

The response has not been too little too late obamanut2012 Jan 2025 #9

You are amplifying right wing framing of this. It is not helpful and should not be done on DU. Wiz Imp Jan 2025 #26

Why? XanaDUer2 Jan 2025 #3

Not seeing this. Patton French Jan 2025 #6

Right or wrong; anyone assigning blame ought to get one in the kisser... nt EarthFirst Jan 2025 #8

Posts on Facebook and Instagram DeepWinter Jan 2025 #10

That would be astro-turf on the internet curtesy of applegrove Jan 2025 #13

I can't imagine thinking that at this point Sanity Claws Jan 2025 #12

It is climate change. applegrove Jan 2025 #14

'Trump seizes on Los Angeles infernos to reopen his feud with Newsom' sop Jan 2025 #15

Whatever Trump says is false The Wizard Jan 2025 #16

Pffffft. Maru Kitteh Jan 2025 #17

People, residence, fire fighters, volunteers, etc............. Lovie777 Jan 2025 #18

That's ridiculous to blame Newsom cally Jan 2025 #19

It's jolting to see Rick Caruso talking points about this Mike 03 Jan 2025 #20

What a disgusting post Prairie Gates Jan 2025 #21

This is social media bs which hurt Biden and Harris JI7 Jan 2025 #25

Too simplistic. Trump said Newsom wouldn't sign a document that doesn't Nixie Jan 2025 #27

what, exactly. did he DO or NOT DO lapfog_1 Jan 2025 #28

Yes, per MAGAs............... Lovie777 Jan 2025 #30

It's more like climate change is to blame!! InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2025 #29

This is EXACTLY Climate Change lapfog_1 Jan 2025 #34

Governor Newsom is not responsible for this. Quiet Em Jan 2025 #31

Only in the minds of MAGAts. FSogol Jan 2025 #32

Considering the tragedies yet to come, this will soon be forgotten. hunter Jan 2025 #33

Colorado's democratic governor Polis did not get blamed evemac Jan 2025 #35