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Poor Obama...no photo opportunity!
Republican Governor Christie invited him to visit New Jersey today. I'm sure the cameras will be rolling there.
Meanwhile, will Romney continue to evade questions about his plan to shutter up FEMA?
President Obama requested $6.79 billion for FEMA in 2012, down slightly from the 2010 budget, which was $7.1 billion. But the administration has yet to submit a supplemental budget request to cover additional emergency costs.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/08 ... z2AqU1QPjM
Asked for clarification today, Romney spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg said the GOP nominee wasn't implying he would get rid of FEMA, but rather that he simply wants states to play a greater role in disaster response.
"Gov. Romney believes that states should be in charge of emergency management in responding to storms and other natural disasters in their jurisdictions," Henneberg said. "As the first responders, states are in the best position to aid affected individuals and communities, and to direct resources and assistance to where they are needed most. This includes help from the federal government and FEMA."
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/romn ... ction.html
Bloomberg asks Obama not to visit New York City | Fox News
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg told residents at a Tuesday night briefing that he asked President Obama not to visit the storm-stricken city to view the devastation caused by Sandy.
You're a few fries short of a Happy Meal, aren't ya?Bloomberg asks Obama not to visit New York City | Fox News
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg told residents at a Tuesday night briefing that he asked President Obama not to visit the storm-stricken city to view the devastation caused by Sandy.
hahaha, the easily duped fall for Foxaganda's parsing and breitbarting again!
Jack Lew, on behalf of President Obama asked Mayor Bloomberg if he agreed that now is not the right time to visit New York -- Mayor Bloomberg agreed...
Bloomberg: Now Not the Time for Obama NYC Visit - ABC News
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The White House said the president and Lew spoke to Bloomberg to let him know the president planned to travel to New Jersey and to ask the mayor if he agreed with their assessment that Wednesday would not be the right time to visit the city.
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Bloomberg said that he wasn't trying to "dis" the president and that his trip to New Jersey on Wednesday would represent the whole region.
He also spoke highly of the relationship between federal and local officials. He said that on a conference call with the president and other mayors and governors of affected areas, everybody kept saying, "Thank you for the service."
"You know, there was a lot of criticism with (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) back in the (Hurricane) Katrina days, and today, you hear nothing but good things about FEMA, and they certainly have been very helpful to us," Bloomberg said.
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You're a few fries short of a Happy Meal, aren't ya?
hahaha, the easily duped fall for Foxaganda's parsing and breitbarting again!
Jack Lew, on behalf of President Obama asked Mayor Bloomberg if he agreed that now is not the right time to visit New York -- Mayor Bloomberg agreed...
Bloomberg: Now Not the Time for Obama NYC Visit - ABC News
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The White House said the president and Lew spoke to Bloomberg to let him know the president planned to travel to New Jersey and to ask the mayor if he agreed with their assessment that Wednesday would not be the right time to visit the city.
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Bloomberg said that he wasn't trying to "dis" the president and that his trip to New Jersey on Wednesday would represent the whole region.
He also spoke highly of the relationship between federal and local officials. He said that on a conference call with the president and other mayors and governors of affected areas, everybody kept saying, "Thank you for the service."
"You know, there was a lot of criticism with (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) back in the (Hurricane) Katrina days, and today, you hear nothing but good things about FEMA, and they certainly have been very helpful to us," Bloomberg said.
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Bloomberg asks Obama not to visit New York City | Fox News
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg told residents at a Tuesday night briefing that he asked President Obama not to visit the storm-stricken city to view the devastation caused by Sandy.
hahaha, the easily duped fall for Foxaganda's parsing and breitbarting again!
Jack Lew, on behalf of President Obama asked Mayor Bloomberg if he agreed that now is not the right time to visit New York -- Mayor Bloomberg agreed...
Bloomberg: Now Not the Time for Obama NYC Visit - ABC News
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The White House said the president and Lew spoke to Bloomberg to let him know the president planned to travel to New Jersey and to ask the mayor if he agreed with their assessment that Wednesday would not be the right time to visit the city.
✄snip>
Bloomberg said that he wasn't trying to "dis" the president and that his trip to New Jersey on Wednesday would represent the whole region.
He also spoke highly of the relationship between federal and local officials. He said that on a conference call with the president and other mayors and governors of affected areas, everybody kept saying, "Thank you for the service."
"You know, there was a lot of criticism with (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) back in the (Hurricane) Katrina days, and today, you hear nothing but good things about FEMA, and they certainly have been very helpful to us," Bloomberg said.
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hahaha, the easily duped fall for Foxaganda's parsing and breitbarting again!
Jack Lew, on behalf of President Obama asked Mayor Bloomberg if he agreed that now is not the right time to visit New York -- Mayor Bloomberg agreed...
Bloomberg: Now Not the Time for Obama NYC Visit - ABC News
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The White House said the president and Lew spoke to Bloomberg to let him know the president planned to travel to New Jersey and to ask the mayor if he agreed with their assessment that Wednesday would not be the right time to visit the city.
✄snip>
Bloomberg said that he wasn't trying to "dis" the president and that his trip to New Jersey on Wednesday would represent the whole region.
He also spoke highly of the relationship between federal and local officials. He said that on a conference call with the president and other mayors and governors of affected areas, everybody kept saying, "Thank you for the service."
"You know, there was a lot of criticism with (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) back in the (Hurricane) Katrina days, and today, you hear nothing but good things about FEMA, and they certainly have been very helpful to us," Bloomberg said.
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Damn, I should have known. FOX always lies.
hahaha, the easily duped fall for Foxaganda's parsing and breitbarting again!
Jack Lew, on behalf of President Obama asked Mayor Bloomberg if he agreed that now is not the right time to visit New York -- Mayor Bloomberg agreed...
Bloomberg: Now Not the Time for Obama NYC Visit - ABC News
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The White House said the president and Lew spoke to Bloomberg to let him know the president planned to travel to New Jersey and to ask the mayor if he agreed with their assessment that Wednesday would not be the right time to visit the city.
✄snip>
Bloomberg said that he wasn't trying to "dis" the president and that his trip to New Jersey on Wednesday would represent the whole region.
He also spoke highly of the relationship between federal and local officials. He said that on a conference call with the president and other mayors and governors of affected areas, everybody kept saying, "Thank you for the service."
"You know, there was a lot of criticism with (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) back in the (Hurricane) Katrina days, and today, you hear nothing but good things about FEMA, and they certainly have been very helpful to us," Bloomberg said.
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Damn, I should have known. FOX always lies.
Boy, that was certainly different than the lies we've heard in this thread today, doesn't it.
I agree with Bloomberg. What does an outgoing former President have to offer.
