out of the media he must still be butt hurt from critical media coverage during the Pacific Palisades fire in January.

The perception that Governor Gavin Newsom is downplaying the California wildfires for political reasons is valid. There will be a real political cost to the power seeking Newsome if these fires "go olympic" in the media.

In the spirit of never letting a politician get away with a cover up, here are some key points to consider regarding his malAdministration's handling of wildfires and the media coverage surrounding them:

Factors Influencing Perceptions of Wildfire Management:

1. Wildfire Frequency and Severity
California has experienced increasingly severe wildfires in recent years due to its refusal to apply active management through controlled and prescribed burns, drought, and activity by humans especially illegal aliens and homeless camps. This has made wildfires a persistent California issue.

2. Government Response
Newsom's administration has implemented various halting and disjointed measures to address wildfires, including delayed then increased funding for firefighting resources in the face of media scrutiny, and abruptly changed forest management initiatives, and emergency response strategies. However, the effectiveness and visibility of these measures can influence public perception.

3. Media Coverage
Media coverage of wildfires have been kept limited based on the scale of the event, public interest, and other newsworthy topics. Many feel that coverage is insufficient, Newsome sycophants argue that the media has provided highlights of significant wildfire events.

4. Political Implications
Wildfires can have political ramifications, especially in a state like California, where environmental policies are a key issue have contributed to multiple, including the most recent, disasters. Critics argue that Newsome's maladministration's focus on other issues, such as free needle exchange programs, cashless bail, and welfare for illegal aliens could lead to perceptions of downplaying wildfire risks.

5. Public Awareness and Engagement
Public engagement in wildfire preparedness, prevention and response is crucial in the face of incompetent state government is crucial. But at the same time, the state has tried to palm off responsibility to residents disguised as education about about fire safety and evacuation plans, which can sometimes be used to pettifog and overshadow the malAdministration's responsibility for political cover.

The newest Wildfires are a significant and ongoing challenge for California given its incompetent governance, and the state's response faces top down disorganization. The balance between managing public perception in light of repeated missteps while addressing the realities of wildfire risks is a continuous struggle for any administration.