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South Fork Eel river in California in Shoreline highway area in sunny day. Inset: A California Delta Smelt is shown
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If you’ve followed Donald Trump’s attacks on California water policy in the mainstream media, you’ve been told how preposterous it is that he’s criticized the delta smelt.
A column in the L.A. Times was titled, “With attacks on the lowly delta smelt, Trump and the GOP launch baseless claims about fire and water.”
About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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If you’ve followed Donald Trump’s attacks on California water policy in the mainstream media, you’ve been told how preposterous it is that he’s criticized the delta smelt.
A column in the L.A. Times was titled, “With attacks on the lowly delta smelt, Trump and the GOP launch baseless claims about fire and water.”
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About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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