Trumping Up Charges of Land Mismanagement As Primary Wildfire Causation

PRESIDENT TRUMP, tweetingly, with his signature singular lack of articulation or tact, has indicated quite clearly that the raging wildfires in California are entirely unnecessary, should not have happened, have nothing to do with climate change, a lack of rainfall, lightening strikes or the incidental spark from the incidental cigarette, but rather, are entirely the result of of absolutely horrible, totally terrible mismanagement, by, by implication, government agencies of various sorts. This wildly fantastic and typically insane assertion by the unconvincingly elected President accomplishes for the head of gangster state several presumed objectives. One, it places responsibility for the conflagration squarely upon the massive shoulders of overreaching, regulation ridden big government, thereby substantiating, at least in the convoluted minds of conservative Trump votaries,the stale conservative meme that there are simply too many government agencies operating too intrusively in the land of the free market. furthermore, it seems to imply that not only is there something that he (Trump( can do about it, but something that he will do about it; namely, stop sending money to all federal agencies which have anything to do with land management. Also, it gets Trump's narcissistic name back in the headlines, where he (Trump) seems to want it eternally placed. Heaven forbid that the firefighting heroes be allowed to simply go about their business of saving billions of dollars of property,millions of acres of wilderness, and hundreds of lives, without any comment being made by the Don. After two years of this bull carp, the lies, the vicious slandering, the lack of facility using the English language, there must be about a quintrillion reasons why Trump and his gang of indictees should and must be removed from civilized humanity, and he keeps adding to that bloated number every day. Trump, the consummate critic of overreaching big government, who with the stroke of a pen wishes to eliminate amendments to the constitution. If this presidential administration and the people who support it were not verifiably real, they would make a rather second rate but mildly amusing dystopian science fiction movie with political processes run amok as its central theme.