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| Gavin Newsom meekly accepts Trump's offer to 'bail him out' of LA riot damage |
| 2025-07-03 |
| [Daily Mail, where America gets its news] California Gov. Gavin Newsom swallowed his pride and officially applied for disaster relief assistance from President Donald Trump. In a statement on the approval for aid, Trump's Small Business Administration (SBA) said it took weeks for Newsom to ask for federal disaster relief in the midst of violent and destructive pro-illegal immigration riots in Los Angeles. SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler approved $2 million in an Economic Injury Disaster Loan for businesses to apply for in order to support their normal operating expenses like payroll, rent and utilities. Newsom spoke disparagingly about Trump and his administration's reaction to the riots as leaders in the state sought to downplay the violence and bump up the reason for unrest – mass deportation policies and crack down on illegal immigration. Loeffler said the California Democrat finally asked for the administration to 'bail him out.' 'After weeks of no real solutions and inflammatory social media statements, Governor Newsom finally requested federal disaster relief to bail him out – again,' she said. Related: Gavin Newsom 07/02/2025 California Eases Environmental Regulations Gavin Newsom 07/01/2025 President Trump goes to war against 'sanctuary city' Los Angeles with major new action Gavin Newsom 06/29/2025 California Energy Commission calls for shelving plans to fine oil companies |
| Posted by:Skidmark |
| #3 $2 Million is a |
| Posted by: Frank G 2025-07-03 19:14 |
| #2 The US federal taxpayer gets to pay for the damage done by California state and local government sponsored anarchotyranny. How is that not a win for Newsom? |
| Posted by: Elmerert Hupens2660 2025-07-03 17:28 |
| #1 Fiscally, Gavin cannot afford to fund benefits for illegals. Politically, Gavin cannot afford not to fund benefits for illegals. |
| Posted by: Super Hose 2025-07-03 15:08 |