California’s resistance to Trump could cost it
Others disagree. Steven Greenhut works at the conservative-leaning R Street Institute in Sacramento. He said he was embarrassed Governor Brown called on the federal government to help repair the damaged Oroville Dam in the north of the state.
“If you’re going to defy the guy and use the kind of rhetoric he’s using and then you have to say, ‘oh, excuse me, can you send more money?’ It’s bizarre,” he said.
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