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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1088398)	9/14/2018 12:36:02 PM
From: locogringo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579131

Wrong. FEMA stands for Federal Emergency Management or, in the case of PR, Federal Emergency Mis-management. It's not real difficult to airlift generators to every town, if you have generators. No, comrade excuse maker, I am NOT wrong. Existing infrastructure and the ability to rebound from a disaster is the province of the Governor, mayor and local officials, INCLUDING THE POWER COMPANIES. Cut the bullshit already! You can also stick your definitions and vile hatred of anything Trump. It's getting quite borrrring.

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1088398)

9/14/2018 12:40:07 PM

From: locogringo

Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1579131

From Breitbart, so it's not true according to haters:

Trump Credited with Funding California’s
First New Water Storage in 40 Years

Breitbart Big Government, by Joel B. Pollak Original Article

Posted By: JoniTx- 9/14/2018 10:40:12 AM Post Reply

President Donald Trump is being credited for the passage of a new provision through the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday that will provide funding to help California to build its first water storage infrastructure in 40 years. McClatchy reported on Thursday: The House approved several provisions Thursday that help fund water storage projects. The Senate is expected to concur shortly, and Trump is expected to sign the legislation into law next week. Republican Rep. Jeff Denham and Democrat Rep. Jim Costa have been pushing for additional water storage for the state for years in constantly-at-risk-of-drought California. Since 1979, California’s