Statement of Senator Clinton on the Fires in Southern California

Senator Clinton ^ | 10/23/2007 | Senator Clinton

[mdittmar]

Senator Hillary Clinton released the following statement about the devastating wildfires that have been raging through Southern California:

“I have been following the news about the wildfires that are affecting seven counties in Southern California. My heart and prayers go out to the families who have been displaced, have lost their homes, businesses or worse – have lost a loved one to these ravaging wildfires.”

“My thoughts are also with the thousands of brave firefighters and first responders who are risking their lives in battling the flames and helping the victims. We are praying for your safety.”

The LA Times has recommended the following charities:

American Red Cross: Cash donations can be made through www.redcross.org or through a local Red Cross chapter. Volunteers also are needed. Information on shelter locations can be found on Red Cross websites for Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange and San Diego counties and the Inland Empire. Donations of clothing can be made at Goodwill locations. Information: (800) REDCROSS or (800) 257-7575 for Spanish speakers.

Salvation Army: Cash contributions can be made through its website www.salvationarmy-socal.org or by calling (800) SALARMY.

Governor's Office of Emergency Services: Businesses wishing to donate large quantities of goods for distribution to fire victims can call (800) 750-2858 between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. Pacific time. Individuals wanting to donate items or volunteer to help with local disaster response efforts should contact the Red Cross or go to the governor's CaliforniaVolunteers website at www.californiavolunteers.org.

United Health Group: Southern Californians coping with the emotional consequences of the fires can call a counseling hotline at (866) 342-6892. The free service provided by the insurance company will be available around the clock for as long as needed.

The Los Angeles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Cash donations are needed to support efforts to provide emergency shelter for animals displaced by the fires. Contributions can be made through www.spcala.com or by calling (888) SPCALA1. Food supplies also are needed.

New Leash on Life: The animal rescue group needs help caring for evacuated pets at its Newhall facility. The group can be contacted at (661) 255-0097.

[DoughtyOne]

Let me help....

American Red Cross: Cash donations can be made through www.redcross.org or through a local Red Cross chapter. Volunteers also are needed. Information on shelter locations can be found on Red Cross websites for Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange and San Diego counties and the Inland Empire. Donations of clothing can be made at Goodwill locations. Information: (800) REDCROSS or (800) 257-7575 for Spanish speakers.

Salvation Army: Cash contributions can be made through its website www.salvationarmy-socal.org or by calling (800) SALARMY.

Governor's Office of Emergency Services: Businesses wishing to donate large quantities of goods for distribution to fire victims can call (800) 750-2858 between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. Pacific time. Individuals wanting to donate items or volunteer to help with local disaster response efforts should contact the Red Cross or go to the governor's CaliforniaVolunteers website at www.californiavolunteers.org.

United Health Group: Southern Californians coping with the emotional consequences of the fires can call a counseling hotline at (866) 342-6892. The free service provided by the insurance company will be available around the clock for as long as needed.

The Los Angeles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Cash donations are needed to support efforts to provide emergency shelter for animals displaced by the fires. Contributions can be made through www.spcala.com or by calling (888) SPCALA1. Food supplies also are needed.

There, that's better.

[DoughtyOne]

Just what I would want if I was naucious from losing all that I had accumulated during decades of life, a shrill marxist shrew oozing sympathy to someone she would have no use for in her brave new world. Just how much sypathy can a woman have who would form a Bimbo Erruption squad to silence the women her husband had attacked, raped and beaten

Sorta gives you warm fuzzies huh...

[rocksblues]

She was for it.

[Miss Didi]

Read the comments following the article..they’re hysterical.

[mdittmar]

Well,I hear she has the women vote.

[mass55th]

"We are praying for your safety."

She's praying she hasn't lost any campaign fund donors.

[DoughtyOne]

Yep, a lot of the professional enlightened lefty women who profess to support their fellow sisters, have signed on to shill for the Clintons. Others just vote for them.

Crinton to rape victim, “Better put some ice on that.” (the lip he had just bloodied while biting it (her) during the rape)

It’s really sad what these two have gotten away with over the years.

[barker]

Hillary doesn’t give a twit about the fire victims. All she sees is lost contributions.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

How does this woman find time to run for POTUS?
It must take an awfully long time to put makeup on both faces!

[boop]

"She's praying she hasn't lost any campaign fund donors."

No worries. Even if they are killed in the fires, they will continue to send $2600 apiece.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

“She’s praying she hasn’t lost any campaign fund donors.”

Is China having problems also?

[Conservative4Ever]

LOL

[Sig Sauer P220]

Hillary should be right at home with roaring flames, being the devil’s spawn and all.

[janereinheimer]

I’ll bet she even practices in front of the mirror

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Well of course she does. That’s the only way to figure out which is your best side, you know —

[oneamericanvoice]

Well of course she does. That’s the only way to figure out which is your best side, you know — LOLOLOL!!!! "Mirror, Mirror, on the wall...." It worked for that other witch!