Bill Maher is furious at folks who are lecturing Angelenos to stop blaming politicians for the devastating fires ... he says that exactly where a big part of the blame lies. The 'Real Time' host delivered a scathing review of City and State…

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Bill Maher Says Politicians Are Absolutely Partially to Blame for L.A. Fires

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The comedian recycled GOP talking points about the fire in his Friday night "Real Time" monologue.

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"Nero of American politics": Maher blames California politicians for LA fires

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Bill Maher Takes an Axe to Progressivism in Blistering Editorial About the LA Fires

'Real Time' host Bill Maher laced into the local CA government for its poor response to the L.A. fires.

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Bill Maher is furious at folks who are lecturing Angelenos to stop blaming politicians for the devastating fires … he says that exactly where a big part of the blame lies. 
The “Real Time” host delivered a scathing review of City and State politicians whom he says share the blame. Starting at the top, B.M. scoffs at Governor Gavin Newsom, who said local officials are trying to figure out why there was no water in many of …

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Sometimes it takes a tragedy to convince people to face reality, and the wildfires currently ravaging Los Angeles have been enough to compel even a few Hollywood stars to speak out against the leftist policies that have contributed to the disaster. Actor Joe Lando, known for his recurring role on “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” refrained from assigning blame directly, but he shared his visceral reaction to losing his home and knowing that almost ev…

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'Looks Like Hiroshima': Actor Says He's 'Aggravated' More Wasn't Done To Prepare For LA Fires

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Comedian and HBO host Bill Maher laid into Governor Gavin Newsom during a recent TMZ interview, arguing that if California leadership could cut through oppressive regulations and “red tape,” they should have done so before the southern part of the state had burned to the ground. Maher argued that it wasn’t really a Left or Right issue, but one of accountability, telling TMZ hosts Harvey Levin and Charles Latibeaudiere that he’d had previous run-…

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Bill Maher Unloads on Newsom, Demands to Know Why He Didn’t Cut Red Tape ‘When We Were Not on Fire’

Bill Burr talks about having to evacuate his home during the fires, people commenting on how it all started and giving their opinions online, knowing how to fly a helicopter, how he reacts in an emergency situation, getting in touch with his emotions, friends from the east coast checking in on him, the type of […]

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Bill Burr on People Online Commenting on the LA Fires & Getting in Touch with His Emotions

After a vacation hiatus, Bill Maher is back with a monologue called, “New rules: political firestorm.”  Here he parses blame for the L.A. fires between unavoidable causes (no rain, lots of brush) and avoidable ones (blockheaded politicians).  The latter, he says, involves cuts in the firse-department budget, stolen or nonfunctional hydrants, empty reservoirs, exposed power […]

Bill Maher Says Politicians Are Absolutely Partially to Blame for L.A. Fires

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