Fire Everybody in California Government

from John Steigerwald. Now and Then · host John Steigerwald

Voters in California shouldn’t be surprised by the fires that are making lots of famous rich people homeless.Don’t let anybody tell you that man made climate change has anything to do with these fires.Mike Tomlin loves the running game. He may also love the wrong running backJoe may pardon our great National Disease Dr. Anthony Fauci. Seems like you need to have committed a crime to be granted a pardon.

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