There are now numerous wildfires in California that are zero percent contained. Whole neighborhoods look like a war zone from aerial photos — there's nothing left standing. It was nice of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to hurry back from the president's inauguration in Ghana so she could watch the city burn.

The California Assembly held a special legislative session Thursday, but it had nothing to do with the wildfires. No, lawmakers were allocating $25 million to the California Department of Justice in anticipation of ligation with the Trump administration. They're cutting the fire department's budget and spending the money on lawfare.

<p>… and work on legislation to prevent or minimize fires and resulting damage? &nbsp;Especially considering that the current damage in LA is expected to cost over $50 billion?</p>

We know that California is gearing up for a fight over mass deportations of illegal immigrants. That's their priority.

 {ai:summary}<p>California is facing numerous wildfires that remain uncontained, leaving neighborhoods devastated. In the midst of this crisis, the California Assembly held a special session to allocate $25 million for legal battles with the Trump administration, rather than addressing the wildfires.</p><p>Critics have expressed outrage over the legislature's focus on litigation instead of emergency response, highlighting the disconnect between the state's priorities and the urgent needs of its citizens affected by the fires. Many are calling for a reevaluation of how taxpayer money is spent in light of the ongoing disaster. #politics</p>

California Lawmakers Spend Day ‘Trump-Proofing’ State Against Litigation

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