The Stable Genius Report

• Not sending troops to Los Angeles prevented the city from burning.
• Los Angeles would have burned without Trump's specific action (or inaction).
• The Governor and Mayor are incompetent regarding fire-related permitting.
• Federal permitting for fire-damaged houses is virtually complete.
• City and State permitting for fire-damaged houses is disastrously bungled and behind schedule.

The post addresses localized domestic governance issues (Los Angeles permitting, hypothetical troop deployment) and does not contain new policy announcements, economic forecasts, or mentions of specific S&P 500 companies or sectors that would broadly affect the index.

The content is entirely focused on domestic governance and hypothetical past events within Los Angeles, with no implications for international relations, military actions abroad, or global stability.

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