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Bill Whittle Network
Bill Whittle Network
500 episodes
2 days ago
When the small brushfire that would go on to consume Pacific Palisades (and kill 12 people) was just one hour old, an urgent request for bulldozers to create a firebreak to contain it was met with this response from the Los Angeles Fire Department: “Heck no! That area is filled with endangered plants!” The fire went on to consume 6,837 structures and burned for 24 days.
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When the small brushfire that would go on to consume Pacific Palisades (and kill 12 people) was just one hour old, an urgent request for bulldozers to create a firebreak to contain it was met with this response from the Los Angeles Fire Department: “Heck no! That area is filled with endangered plants!” The fire went on to consume 6,837 structures and burned for 24 days.
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Dems Select Least Likely to Succeed
Bill Whittle Network
15 minutes 24 seconds
2 months ago
Dems Select Least Likely to Succeed
Hasn’t been a particularly great week for Republicans… or has it? Scott Ott brings happy news that the Left seems to have learned exactly what they need to do in order to NOT win in 2028.
Bill Whittle Network
When the small brushfire that would go on to consume Pacific Palisades (and kill 12 people) was just one hour old, an urgent request for bulldozers to create a firebreak to contain it was met with this response from the Los Angeles Fire Department: “Heck no! That area is filled with endangered plants!” The fire went on to consume 6,837 structures and burned for 24 days.