Hurricane Helene dissipated over the weekend, but not
before smashing into Florida’s Big Bend as a category four storm,
inflicting “biblical”
damage across the southern United States. After
landfall, the heavy rains led to catastrophic flooding that’s killed
almost 100 people so far. In the Newport area of Tennessee, about 60
miles outside Knoxville, residents were forced to scramble after the
Waterville Dam failed.
And where’s Biden and Harris throughout this crisis? It’s part of an
unseemly pattern with this administration: when disaster strikes,
everyone runs away. A train derails in East Palestine, Ohio—the Biden
White House drags their feet. Severe wildfires strike Maui, the
deadliest in 100 years, and it takes Joe forever to get out there. Joe’s
mind is applesauce. Kamala is too stupid to know what to do—and the
rest of this government is stacked with incompetents and other invalids.
Meanwhile, there are reports that hundreds of thousands of people in
Ashville, North Carolina, could be without access to water for weeks.
Yes, this is a campaign issue because we have an administration that can’t do disaster response.
Really bad timing for such a natural disaster. The President’s mind is pudding, and he’s in involuntary retirement.
Vice President is retarded and on the campaign trail.
Cabinet members are all morons focused on implementing gay race communism and importing the third world.
Asheville, North Carolina.
East Palestine, Ohio.
Lahaina, Hawaii.
The list is endless.
When disaster strikes, Kamala and Biden are nowhere to be found. pic.twitter.com/aEXFJZptcd
🚨#BREAKING: The city of Asheville has announced that nearly 100,000 residents may be without access to water for weeks
📌#Asheville | #NorthCarolina
The
city of Asheville has announced that nearly 100,000 residents may be
without access to water for weeks following the tragic… pic.twitter.com/dZi0d9NPla
Pray for North Carolina. This is absolutely devastating. pic.twitter.com/hqiJqozLUb
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 29, 2024
Does Biden even know there’s been a hurricane?
USA Today has more on the damage:
More
than 2 million people remained without power late Sunday across the
Southeast in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, including more than
430,000 in North Carolina, where the deadly storm pulverized homes,
trapped residents, spawned landslides, and submerged communities under
raging floodwaters.
At least 90 people have died across multiple
states since the record-breaking storm hit Florida's Big Bend as a
Category 4 hurricane with 140-mph winds Thursday, before moving north
through Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas and weakening to a
post-tropical cyclone. The death toll is expected to rise.
On
Sunday, North Carolina officials were still trying to grasp the level of
devastation. North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said at a news conference
that at least 11 people died in the devastated state, "and tragically we
know there will be more."
Buncombe County Manager Avril Pinder
said more than 1,000 people were reported missing through the county’s
online portal but added that she expected the number to drop
dramatically when cell service is restored. Rescue crews are “still
trying to save every single person we can” in the hard-hit community,
Pinder said.
Hundreds of roads were washed away, cellular service
for over 250,000 people was cut off, and vast swaths of cities such as
Asheville were left underwater. Cooper said Helene had become "one of
the worst storms in modern history for parts of North Carolina."
Hurricane Katrina style devastation.
The people of Appalachia deserve more help than what they’re getting. https://t.co/uXwKyBhVQU
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