Video Out of North Carolina After Hurricane Helene Is Tough Viewing | Meanwhile, eighty-two Republicans voted to shut down the government as a catastrophic storm prepared to devastate a quarter of the country.
Video Out of North Carolina After Hurricane Helene Is Tough Viewing | Meanwhile, eighty-two Republicans voted to shut down the government as a catastrophic storm prepared to devastate a quarter of the country.
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Drolb on
They should be treated as traitors for that
1900grs on
>Last week, as Helene was winding up in the Gulf of Mexico, strengthening almost by the minute, the House of Representatives voted on a spending package that would have prevented a government shutdown. Eighty-two Republicans voted to shut down the government as a catastrophic storm prepared to devastate a quarter of the country. Let’s look at the box score.
>The no votes included eleven members of the House from Florida, including thoroughgoing blowhard Rep. Byron Donald; three from Tennessee; and all five of the Republican members from South Carolina. North Carolina’s delegation remarkably showed good sense; only Rep. Dan Bishop voted against the spending package.
onceinawhile222 on
Are you certain it was only 82?
TheDeepStateDirector on
Almost every Republican voted AGAINST FEMA emergency funding last week.
Professional-Sock-66 on
NJ remembers when Superstorm Sandy relief was delayed by the Republicans. Hard to have empathy for those States knowing the NJ delegation will vote yes for any natural disaster relief but in turn we may be denied again.
The anti-abortion folks spent decades hiring lawyers to write articles for judges to cite when handing down anti rulings. Leonard Leo is doing the same with climate denial-he’s going to get a bunch of fake science accepted by the courts so big business can keep damaging the planet. Then he spends $$ on politicians and there goes our checks and balances.
Ban-Circumcision-Now on
What’s more sad is the areas hit are very red areas. These people are now demanding the government help them and rebuild all this infrastructure where much of it economically never made much sense to pave roads and provide utilities to the middle of nowhere
Texugee on
Suffering in an election year is good for the opposition party.
But republicans are the only ones that use this inhumane tactic.
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They should be treated as traitors for that
>Last week, as Helene was winding up in the Gulf of Mexico, strengthening almost by the minute, the House of Representatives voted on a spending package that would have prevented a government shutdown. Eighty-two Republicans voted to shut down the government as a catastrophic storm prepared to devastate a quarter of the country. Let’s look at the box score.
>The no votes included eleven members of the House from Florida, including thoroughgoing blowhard Rep. Byron Donald; three from Tennessee; and all five of the Republican members from South Carolina. North Carolina’s delegation remarkably showed good sense; only Rep. Dan Bishop voted against the spending package.
Are you certain it was only 82?
Almost every Republican voted AGAINST FEMA emergency funding last week.
NJ remembers when Superstorm Sandy relief was delayed by the Republicans. Hard to have empathy for those States knowing the NJ delegation will vote yes for any natural disaster relief but in turn we may be denied again.
Some familiar names still there.
https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_votes/vote1131/vote_113_1_00004.htm
The anti-abortion folks spent decades hiring lawyers to write articles for judges to cite when handing down anti rulings. Leonard Leo is doing the same with climate denial-he’s going to get a bunch of fake science accepted by the courts so big business can keep damaging the planet. Then he spends $$ on politicians and there goes our checks and balances.
What’s more sad is the areas hit are very red areas. These people are now demanding the government help them and rebuild all this infrastructure where much of it economically never made much sense to pave roads and provide utilities to the middle of nowhere
Suffering in an election year is good for the opposition party.
But republicans are the only ones that use this inhumane tactic.