Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom warned about dragging heels on wildfire docs: ‘We’re going to get them’
Sen.
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla) tore into Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Gov.
Gavin Newsom Tuesday over what he says has been a nearly yearlong delay in turning over documents tied to the devastating Palisades Fire. “Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom seem more interested in advancing their political ambitions than serving the Americans that elected them,” the Florida senator told the California Post.
First reported by New York Post.
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