Federal disaster relief
By Mustang Bobby
For those of you about to face the brunt of Hurricane Sandy, I hope you come through it with as little loss as possible, and I hope you keep safe and dry. Having been through my share of hurricanes — the last one seven years ago this week — I can only say that all of the warnings and preparations are really necessary, and you will be very glad to have the good folks at FEMA to help get things back to normal after the storm.
By the way, be glad that we have an administration in office that actually cares about getting federal disaster relief out to the states and the citizens. It could be worse:
It's interesting that after a hurricane or some other natural disaster, everyone is all in favor of as much federal aid that they can get, no matter what it costs.
Via JMG.
(Cross-posted at Bark Bark Woof Woof.)
For those of you about to face the brunt of Hurricane Sandy, I hope you come through it with as little loss as possible, and I hope you keep safe and dry. Having been through my share of hurricanes — the last one seven years ago this week — I can only say that all of the warnings and preparations are really necessary, and you will be very glad to have the good folks at FEMA to help get things back to normal after the storm.
By the way, be glad that we have an administration in office that actually cares about getting federal disaster relief out to the states and the citizens. It could be worse:
It's interesting that after a hurricane or some other natural disaster, everyone is all in favor of as much federal aid that they can get, no matter what it costs.
Via JMG.
(Cross-posted at Bark Bark Woof Woof.)
Labels: 2012 primaries, FEMA, Mitt Romney, natural disasters, Republicans, U.S. federal government
posted by Michael J.W. Stickings at
1:18 PM
1 Comments:
Any minute now, I'm expecting Romney to come on the TV machine and say, "Of course I'm favor of FEMA!" He will probably go on to say that he wants to add $2 trillion in funding for it over the next 10 years.
Romney will only cut funding to things you don't like—whatever those things might be.
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Frankly Curious, at 2:35 PM
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