Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder when hurricane season comes if Florida will be left on its own?
Other Floridians better hope Mara Lago gets hit, that way an emergency with federal funds will surely be provided.
Good thing Florida Governor DeSantis knows how to manage taxpayer money responsibly, and has a BUDGET SURPLUS.
Thank you, Governor DeSantis!
Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
If this is a disaster that would, at any time in history prior to January 20th, 2025, merit federal assistance, then this is not a good development. Whether Arkansas is red or blue, whether this is a small disaster or large.
That is not how the US operates anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
Trump has also halted FEMA assistance to North Carolina and Tennessee for the damage from the flooding last fall.
Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
If this is a disaster that would, at any time in history prior to January 20th, 2025, merit federal assistance, then this is not a good development. Whether Arkansas is red or blue, whether this is a small disaster or large.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
If this is a disaster that would, at any time in history prior to January 20th, 2025, merit federal assistance, then this is not a good development. Whether Arkansas is red or blue, whether this is a small disaster or large.
That is not how the US operates anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
If this is a disaster that would, at any time in history prior to January 20th, 2025, merit federal assistance, then this is not a good development. Whether Arkansas is red or blue, whether this is a small disaster or large.
Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.
Anonymous wrote:I guess I can see the point of this. Just because something is an unfortunate natural event doesn’t mean it’s a federal disaster. They need to draw the line somewhere. If there’s a hurricane in Florida that affects only a few people then I’d expect the state to handle it themselves too.