They are grandstanding and using this crisis for personal gain.
Republicans are poisoning the water now?
How do you explain the issue in other States, including Baltimore?
I believe there has been outrage from many who are conservative and Republican.
And before you go off on a right wing rant, I am a Democrat.
You are full of
You might have a leg to stand on if the Republican governor had not switched the water supply from the great lakes to a contaminated river to save money.
I assure you that I will lay blame where it belongs.
This is a State and local issue and I put that blame mostly at the local level and the Governor is just as guilty.
But to blame Republicans.
I don't buy it!
ok republican, who claims he's a democrat ... go read the god damn news this morning ... it show the republicans blocking the money to repair the water system in Flint ... then come back here and tell us your bull shit statement here how republicans are great people, wonderful human beings... cause they dont want to be held responsible for poisoning women, men, and children ... just because they didn't want to spend money to find out if that was a good Idea ... tell us how great of a Idea it is ... tell us how we are full off bull shit ... we would love to here your stupidity shine here even more ...
1st. They should not be blocking the aid to repair the water system. That I can agree on. It appears the Dems blocked the energy bill as well.
These water systems are the responsibility at a local level. I do not disagree with the aid to repair the system, but who's fault is it that our nation's water systems are in disrepair?
We have the flush tax in Maryland to address this infrastructure and I am all for it. Much has been done to address the decline of the Chesapeake Bay. There is still a problem with the aging sewage systems and the spillover of sewage into the tributaries.
I don't see Republicans as great people and wonderful human beings.
Our representatives need to address this problem immediately just as if it were a natural disaster and at a State and local level address crumbling infrastructure, instead of waiting for a crisis like a bridge collapsing or sewage in the drinking water.
The problem I have is not taking responsibility and throwing blame instead of addressing the crisis.