Remember when Biden took 15 days to send FEMA to E Palestine, OH?

And it took him a year to show up there. 15 days!

What an inept response.


Different situation, dishonest MAGA troll. No one was searching for survivors in a flood zone.

The EPA actually led most of the clean up effort, due to the hazardous chemicals.


From Biden's Executive Order. --

Within five days of the Executive Order, FEMA will designate a Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator to oversee long-term recovery efforts in the affected communities. The Coordinator will conduct a comprehensive assessment of any unmet needs that are not addressed by Norfolk Southern and would qualify for Federal assistance. The Coordinator will also collaborate with the Federal, State and local governments, the private sector and voluntary, faith-based and community organizations supporting the recovery.
 
Yes I remember Biden showing up a YEAR LATER. I also remember Biden shuffling off to Buffalo 24 HOURS AFTER there was a mass shooting involving Black people. Democrats care nothing about people, only their votes.
Poor MAGA gimp is sad.
 
Different situation, dishonest MAGA troll. No one was searching for survivors in a flood zone.

The EPA actually led most of the clean up effort, due to the hazardous chemicals.


From Biden's Executive Order. --

Within five days of the Executive Order, FEMA will designate a Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator to oversee long-term recovery efforts in the affected communities. The Coordinator will conduct a comprehensive assessment of any unmet needs that are not addressed by Norfolk Southern and would qualify for Federal assistance. The Coordinator will also collaborate with the Federal, State and local governments, the private sector and voluntary, faith-based and community organizations supporting the recovery.
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Bull Crap and you know it.
The delay was a screw up by Buttigeig and strictly political by Biden who expressed it.
 
Different situation, dishonest MAGA troll. No one was searching for survivors in a flood zone.

The EPA actually led most of the clean up effort, due to the hazardous chemicals.


From Biden's Executive Order. --

Within five days of the Executive Order, FEMA will designate a Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator to oversee long-term recovery efforts in the affected communities. The Coordinator will conduct a comprehensive assessment of any unmet needs that are not addressed by Norfolk Southern and would qualify for Federal assistance. The Coordinator will also collaborate with the Federal, State and local governments, the private sector and voluntary, faith-based and community organizations supporting the recovery.
15 days and one year.

And you are shitting your Depends because is was the next day when Trump declared an emergency, and was there in 1 week.

Keep losing, loser. It's what you do best.

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15 days and one year.

And you are shitting your Depends because is was the next day when Trump declared an emergency, and was there in 1 week.

Keep losing, loser. It's what you do best.

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Bull Crap and you know it.
The delay was a screw up by Buttigeig and strictly political by Biden who expressed it.
I don't know that at all, shit-for-brains.

The EPA was there immediately because of the hazardous chemicals.
 
15 days and one year.

And you are shitting your Depends because is was the next day when Trump declared an emergency, and was there in 1 week.

Keep losing, loser. It's what you do best.

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Read Biden's Executive Order, mentally ill MAGA simp.

You've got no facts, no game, and no intellect.
 
And it took him a year to show up there. 15 days!

What an inept response.


Lying about Biden fails to divert attention from the Blowhard's incompetence.

The people affected by the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, do not qualify for direct financial aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. But FEMA and other federal agencies have been assisting since the accident there in early February. Social media posts have misleadingly claimed that the federal government has denied aid.
It’s true that the Federal Emergency Management Agency hasn’t sent direct financial aid, because those affected by this type of accident don’t qualify. But it has provided other assistance.

Officials from FEMA and state agencies in Ohio had been in “constant contact regarding emergency operations in East Palestine,” according to a joint statement issued on Feb. 17 by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, and FEMA Regional Administrator Thomas C. Sivak.
And, as of Feb. 18, FEMA had sent a “senior response official along with a Regional Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) to support ongoing operations, including incident coordination and ongoing assessments of potential long term recovery needs,” the statement said.
It’s true that DeWine’s office and the Ohio Emergency Management Agency had been in touch with FEMA “pretty much since the start,” Daniel Tierney, a spokesman for DeWine, told us in a phone interview. But the aftermath of the crash isn’t the kind of disaster FEMA is best suited for.
While the situation in East Palestine is “very clearly a disaster, it’s a disaster that didn’t result in immediate property damage,” Tierney said, explaining that FEMA deals mostly with property damage that isn’t covered by insurance. The agency is most often associated with disasters following floods, hurricanes and other events that damage homes, businesses and infrastructure.
 
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Lying about Biden fails to divert attention from the Blowhard's incompetence.

The people affected by the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, do not qualify for direct financial aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. But FEMA and other federal agencies have been assisting since the accident there in early February. Social media posts have misleadingly claimed that the federal government has denied aid.
It’s true that the Federal Emergency Management Agency hasn’t sent direct financial aid, because those affected by this type of accident don’t qualify. But it has provided other assistance.

Officials from FEMA and state agencies in Ohio had been in “constant contact regarding emergency operations in East Palestine,” according to a joint statement issued on Feb. 17 by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, and FEMA Regional Administrator Thomas C. Sivak.
And, as of Feb. 18, FEMA had sent a “senior response official along with a Regional Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) to support ongoing operations, including incident coordination and ongoing assessments of potential long term recovery needs,” the statement said.
It’s true that DeWine’s office and the Ohio Emergency Management Agency had been in touch with FEMA “pretty much since the start,” Daniel Tierney, a spokesman for DeWine, told us in a phone interview. But the aftermath of the crash isn’t the kind of disaster FEMA is best suited for.
While the situation in East Palestine is “very clearly a disaster, it’s a disaster that didn’t result in immediate property damage,” Tierney said, explaining that FEMA deals mostly with property damage that isn’t covered by insurance. The agency is most often associated with disasters following floods, hurricanes and other events that damage homes, businesses and infrastructure.
I made two claims:

1. Your Vegetable Messiah took 15 days to declare an emergency. FACT.

2. Your Vegetable Messiah took a year to visit the site. FACT.

So please point out where I lied, Shitlips.
 
I made two claims:

1. Your Vegetable Messiah took 15 days to declare an emergency. FACT.

2. Your Vegetable Messiah took a year to visit the site. FACT.

So please point out where I lied, Shitlips.
I provided you with the documented truth.

If you prefer the lies you have been fed, parrot them to your heart's content.
 
Lying about Biden fails to divert attention from the Blowhard's incompetence.

The people affected by the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, do not qualify for direct financial aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. But FEMA and other federal agencies have been assisting since the accident there in early February. Social media posts have misleadingly claimed that the federal government has denied aid.
It’s true that the Federal Emergency Management Agency hasn’t sent direct financial aid, because those affected by this type of accident don’t qualify. But it has provided other assistance.

Officials from FEMA and state agencies in Ohio had been in “constant contact regarding emergency operations in East Palestine,” according to a joint statement issued on Feb. 17 by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, and FEMA Regional Administrator Thomas C. Sivak.
And, as of Feb. 18, FEMA had sent a “senior response official along with a Regional Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) to support ongoing operations, including incident coordination and ongoing assessments of potential long term recovery needs,” the statement said.
It’s true that DeWine’s office and the Ohio Emergency Management Agency had been in touch with FEMA “pretty much since the start,” Daniel Tierney, a spokesman for DeWine, told us in a phone interview. But the aftermath of the crash isn’t the kind of disaster FEMA is best suited for.
While the situation in East Palestine is “very clearly a disaster, it’s a disaster that didn’t result in immediate property damage,” Tierney said, explaining that FEMA deals mostly with property damage that isn’t covered by insurance. The agency is most often associated with disasters following floods, hurricanes and other events that damage homes, businesses and infrastructure.
So that’s what we should all expect from FEMA, nothing really. But suddenly you’re all calling for FEMA being unable to respond in any way to a flood within a couple hours because it’s Trump in office.

All you’re doing is proving how ******* worthless a tens of billons of dollars government program actually is.
 
And it took him a year to show up there. 15 days!

What an inept response.


 
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There are thousands of train derailments a year. Thankfully there are not as many life taking floods for the Trump DHS to ignore.
 
So that’s what we should all expect from FEMA, nothing really. But suddenly you’re all calling for FEMA being unable to respond in any way to a flood within a couple hours because it’s Trump in office.

All you’re doing is proving how ******* worthless a tens of billons of dollars government program actually is.
I only provide the documented facts to dispel the blatant lies.

Those who prefer the lies will cling to them, no doubt.
 
If a lies is repeated often enough, the weak minded Neo-GOP will believe it.

"The Feb. 16 announcement on that issue also said, “The DeWine Administration has been in daily contact with FEMA to discuss the need for federal support, however FEMA continues to tell Governor DeWine that Ohio is not eligible for assistance at this time. Governor DeWine will continue working with FEMA to determine what assistance can be provided.”

Soon after, Fox News and the Gateway Pundit ran headlines claiming that the Biden administration “denies” or “turns down” disaster assistance, contributing to the now viral social media claims.

“We did not apply and get rejected,” Tierney said. “It just so happens the program everyone associates with disasters doesn’t apply,” he said, since FEMA deals largely with property damage.

But, on Feb. 17, DeWine’s office decided to request a disaster declaration in order to preserve the right for FEMA assistance if Norfolk Southern pulls out or other circumstances change, Tierney said.

“[T]o ensure that East Palestine can receive assistance from FEMA should this disaster qualify for FEMA aid in the future, Governor DeWine is preemptively filing a request with FEMA to preserve these rights,” the Ohio EMA announced in a statement that day.

So, it’s not true that the Biden administration has denied aid to those affected by the crash. As we said, the EPA, NTSB and HHS have all contributed resources in the aftermath of the crash, and FEMA has been in contact with emergency officials in Ohio as well as sending some workers to the scene.

Shortly after the crash, DeWine got a call from Biden, the governor said at a Feb. 14 press conference. “He told me that he wanted just to assure me that anything I needed from the federal government, they would supply, and told me to call him personally if there was anything that we needed at any point,” DeWine said.

Overall, Tierney said, the Republican governor has been trying to work collaboratively with the federal government on the response and “we’ve gotten support when it’s been asked for.”

 
I provided you with the documented truth.

If you prefer the lies you have been fed, parrot them to your heart's content.
What was my lie, stupid?

Be specific.
 

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