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Latest Update on LA's Political Leadership Leads to a Very Serious Question Regarding the Wildfires

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So, who was in charge amid the chaos of the Los Angeles County fires, which are still raging? Mayor Karen Bass was in Ghana for the inauguration of that nation’s president. Her atrocious response about this African trip, her absence at the start of the crisis, and whether she regrets cutting the Los Angeles Fire Department’s budget by almost $20 million was well-documented—she said nothing as she stormed past reporters. 

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It's customary that the deputy mayor would be in charge. Still, we must revisit older details that have reemerged with his natural disaster since LA's deputy mayor got ensnared in a federal kerfuffle: He allegedly made a bomb threat to city hall. FBI agents raided his home a few weeks ago, where he was later placed on leave. This incident occurred last December (via Fox News): 

The deputy mayor of Los Angeles was placed on leave after an investigation allegedly determined he made a bomb threat against City Hall earlier this year. 

FOX 11 in Los Angeles reported that LA Deputy Mayor Brian Williams’ Pasadena, California home was raided by the FBI o... in connection with an investigation into a bomb threat against City Hall back in September. The FBI did not make any arrests at the time of the search. 

… LA Mayor Karen Bass’s office released a statement on Williams’ being placed on leave. 

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So, again, who was in charge? When this fiasco gets resolved, it makes for another line of inquiry, but not before we tally what will be the costliest wildfire in American history. 

 

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