NEWSOM BUSTED🤥: California governor Gavin Newsom (D.) defended his administration’s decision to disband a wildfire team in early 2024 by denigrating the unit as "inadequately trained." Military records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show that Newsom’s administration gave the unit an award for "outstanding performance" that cited its exemplary "wildland firefighting training."

The Newsom administration shut down Team Blaze, a volunteer wildfire unit under Newsom’s command, in January 2024. The move rendered the California National Guard incapable of sending a complete firefighting detachment to fight the Los Angeles fires until 10 days after the flames broke out, the Free Beacon reported. In response to that report, Newsom’s press office on Jan. 24 disparaged the former firefighters of Team Blaze, calling the disbanded unit a "small, inadequately trained volunteer reserve component" that wasn’t fit to fight wildfires in California.

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🔥President Trump signed an executive order Friday afternoon aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights.

The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to review violations on the right to bear arms that may have occurred during the Biden administration.

The order states the attorney general should look at rules enforced by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, policies related to "enhanced regulatory enforcement," reports issued by the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and classifications of firearms and ammunition by federal agencies.
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He wants you armed for a reason