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Wednesday, October 02, 2024

Jennifer Rubin - Vice President Kamala Harris began her speech on Friday at the border with a tough statement of the type we have heard more often from Republicans than Democrats. "The United States is a sovereign nation. And I believe we have a duty to set rules at our border, and to enforce them," she asserted. "I take that responsibility very seriously." And then she noted that "we are also a nation of immigrants." read more


Minnesota Governor Tim Walz saw a significant bump in polling after Tuesday night's vice presidential debate in New York, surpassing Ohio Senator JD Vance in post-debate momentum. According to the poll, the Minnesota governor saw a 23-point boost in his favorability ratings, going up from +14 to +37 (59F-22U). Meanwhile, Vance saw a 19-point boost in his favorability ratings, going up from -22 to -3 (41F-44U). read more


Vice President Kamala Harris is becoming more preferred than Donald Trump on matters involving the economy, according to polls. On Monday, a Harris Poll survey of 2,122 adults, conducted for The Guardian, showed that Americans largely prefer Harris' economic proposals to Trump's when presented with each candidate's policies in a blind test. read more


Republican nominee Donald Trump spoke for 33 minutes before his first mention of the ostensible focus of his remarks. He spoke of "a million Rambos." "Turnarounds" and "gotaways" and "dead-head spending." He mixed up Iran with North Korea and strained to pronounce United Arab Emirates. He marveled at Hurricane Helene coming so late in the storm season, which typically runs through November. He falsely claimed government agencies can't name the U.S. population, and he compared the conflict between Israel and Iran to "two kids fighting in the schoolyard." read more


Tuesday, October 01, 2024

Donald Trump, the president who set new benchmarks for false and misleading claims - more than 30,000 of them during his term, in fact - leads a MAGA movement that increasingly shamelessly treats misinformation as a political strategy. Well, we'll walk through a 24-hour period of MAGA misinformation on Monday. read more


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An honest man wouldn't be confused.

And Americans know that Vance isn't an honest man if they listened to all his lies during the debate.

False, needs context: Vance says Iran received over $100 billion in unfrozen assets thanks to Harris

The Iran nuclear deal, known as JCPOA, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, was negotiated in 2015, while Barack Obama was president, not during the Biden administration. The $100 billion figure mentioned by Vance refers to potential sanctions relief - the unfreezing of Iranian assets - if Iran completed key nuclear steps under the JCPOA. Because the deal fell apart, assets are currently frozen.

False: Vance says Trump could have destroyed Obamacare

False: Vance says Vice President Harris "became the appointed border czar"

False: Vance claims prescription drugs are up about 7% under Biden, but under Trump, they went up just 1.5% over four years

False: Vance claims Harris has not invested in clean air, clean water or climate policy

Misleading: Vance says Minnesota law Walz signed says "a doctor that presides over an abortion where the baby survives, the doctor is under no obligation to provide life-saving care to a baby who survives a botched, late-term abortion."

In 2023, Walz signed a bill that updated state law regarding medical care for infants "born alive" as a result of an abortion. Both the previous and updated law state that an infant "born alive shall be fully recognized as a human person, and accorded immediate protection under the law."

Previously, the law required medical professionals to take all reasonable measures to "preserve the life and health of the born alive infant." After the update, medical personnel are required to take all reasonable measures "to care for the infant who is born alive" - a change advocates say allows parents of infants not expected to survive to forgo extraordinary and futile interventions.

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A whole lot of dishonesty here, isn't there?

We learned that Vance isn't the uneducated, misogynous "weirdo" the left claimed and we learned that Walz is the childish buffoon we said he was.

Don't know what "left" you're referring to, but no one calls anyone that went to Yale Law School "uneducated." The knock is that he's an out-of-touch elitist opportunist, who instead of helping his constituents in Springfield as their Senator, continues to lie about legal immigrants that the community's leaders asked to come there, stoking stochastic terrorism upon all of its citizens outside of Proud Boys and neo-Nazis.

Regarding Walz, this is what America saw:

Tim Walz Gets Bigger Polling Boost Than JD Vance After VP Debate

The Minnesota governor saw a 23-point boost in his favorability ratings, going up from +14 to +37 (59F-22U). Meanwhile, Vance saw a 19-point boost in his favorability ratings, going up from -22 to -3 (41F-44U).

The poll also found that debate viewers believe Walz is more in touch with their needs and concerns than Vance, with 48 percent expressing this view compared to 35 percent for Vance. Additionally, 48 percent of respondents felt Walz better aligns with their vision for America, while 39 percent said the same about Vance.

HAVE A GREAT DAY !....I know I will

Ditto!

An Echelon Insights survey of 1,005 registered voters, released September 25, also suggested Harris was more trusted than Trump to do a better job on the key issues related to the economy and voters' finances.

The economy is considered the most important issue for voters in any election. Previous polling indicated that Trump was considered the better presidential candidate for the economy, first over President Joe Biden, and then Harris.

Harris has pushed her own economic platform since she became the Democratic presidential candidate. This includes the vice president's "opportunity economy" strategy to help lower the cost of everyday goods, and extending the child tax credit to $6,000 for families for the first year of their child's life.

The Biden-Harris administration has seen the country be hit with decades-high levels of inflation as well as record-breaking gas prices. Gas prices have since fallen, and inflation dropped to a three-year low of 2.5 percent in August. The U.S. unemployment rate is also lower than the long-term average.

The Harris Poll/The Guardian survey gave respondents a list of 12 economic proposals - six from Harris and six from Trump - and asked them to select which ones they agreed with. Those taking part in the survey were not told whose campaign each policy belonged to.

The results showed that four of the five most popular economic policies were Harris'.

The most popular was Harris' proposed federal ban on price gouging of food items (44 percent).

It's always interesting to note how those who don't OD on politics every single day - like we do - see the campaigns and hear their messages. Turns out that the most popular economic policy from either campaign is the one most derided by beltway right wingers as either "communist" or "socialist". The general public doesn't quite see it that way, and perhaps they understand the many existent state laws already on the books and in use - in both red and blue states - that makes it illegal to price gouge consumers in times of emergencies and sees a federal law as something equally logical and sensible.

Hopefully, Harris and Walz will keep articulating their economic pitch and point to its likeability in blind taste tests to further erode any notion that Trump's economic ideas aren't exactly like his healthcare plan to replace the ACA - basically non-existent and unrelated to what the average American wants nor needs.

Trump, 78, often speaks in a digressive, extemporaneous style that thrills his fans at large-scale rallies. But Tuesday's event, in front of almost entirely reporters, was especially scattered and hard to follow. Polls show voters' concerns about Trump's age and fitness have increased since President Joe Biden, 81, withdrew and was replaced as the Democratic nominee by Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump spoke slowly and appeared tired. It was his second stop of the day, and he has picked up the pace of campaigning in recent weeks.

"I think I'm booked every single day for 33 days," he said at the end of the news conference, incorrectly citing the number of days until the election, which is 35 days. "I've worked for 17 or 18 days when you say in a row, and I'm working even when I'm not working."

Much of what Trump said here he has said before. He repeated false claims about a U.S. government app directing cartels where to drop off smuggled migrants; in fact the app lets migrants request appointments for legal processing. He falsely accused the Biden administration of admitting 13,000 convicted murderers - a number that in fact reflects several decades of migration and includes people in federal or state custody.

He also repeatedly praised predominantly White countries such as Denmark, Norway and Sweden while emphatically warning against immigrants from Congo in Africa. And he again said migrants crossing the U.S. southern border were taking "Black and Hispanic jobs," a characterization that many Americans found offensive and economists said was false.

Poor Donald, having to actually work in order to win the presidency. Everyone should do Donald a big favor: Don't elect him so that he can go home and prepare for his many trials and likely incarceration.

Then, perhaps, he won't be so tired and can simply lay around on his ample dupiyash.

The leftEvery objective American absolutely pilloried W Bush over his and FEMA's handling of Katrina.

And it occurred mainly in the aftermath of the storm - and some during the woeful response where affected people were being rescued from rooftops on tv. It became obvious that President Bush had placed someone wholly incompetent in charge of FEMA who didn't have the organizational skills necessary to serve those Louisiana residents displaced by the storm, especially those who had to live in squalid conditions day after day inside the Superdome, right in the middle of a major American city.

While President Bush himself does an Air Force One flyover on his way to or from Texas and later declares his untrained and inadequate director was doing a "heck of a job" while people were struggling and dying due to his lack of comprehensive planning and not staging resources where they needed to be.

Have you seen any of the above reportedly occuring right now anywhere in the affected states? President Biden has personally called every single state governor dealing with storm damage and asked are they receiving the help that they need from the federal government and he's told each of them to call him should the need arise to address anything amiss in the coming days.

Did you read post #47's list of all the things the federal government is doing and supplying for those now in need of assistance? Does it seem lacking in any way, shape or form? Has government failed to anticipate the needs of its aggrieved citizens but for its immediate inability to replace washed-away roads and to instantly remove debris and impediments blocking access to many due to the mountainous terrain? If not, then why would anyone compare the response to Hurricane Katrina to Helene when the vastness and thoroughness of the devastation is spread out over multiple states, not concentrated primarily in one urban enclave?

There is no comparison and there never will be an apt one because the situations and responses are so vastly different and in no way share any similarities in process or execution that we know of yet. If and when - which I doubt - the time will come to critique the whole of Biden's governmental response to Helene, then so be it. But there is nothing so far to criticize based on every single response metric and White House involvement in providing immediate help for many people without access to all the public service infrastructure taken for granted to always be there before Helene destroyed them.

He pretends to be offended now ... ... ..

I'm not pretending, I'm deathly serious. People are dead and lives have been destroyed while we're still in the middle of this. My disgust is about the lack of respect shown to American citizens - be they government employees or not - who're currently doing all that they can to help people stranded by rivers of water destroying their lives.

It is not the time to criticize anyone when all one needs to do is read the ------- news reports showing how the government is doing all it can to respond. I don't care what party people belong to, but believe it or not, nobody asks for party affiliation when you're trying to save their lives.

I'm reading stories about people going through PTSD, having watched their entire town float down river, or a 75 year old man hang onto a tree for 8 hours while his friends weren't able to get to him because the water was flowing too fast, finally seeing him lose hold and get swept away in the raging water. I have no stomach for a fat ass bigot to spew his garbage when I know what he's saying not only is false, it demeans those who are doing everything they can to help these people, especially the federal government.

Why not offer prayers for these people and their rescuers and responders instead of taking a political dig for no reason whatsoever? In my eyes, he's dismissing all that's being done to help American citizens in need, when they need it.

I've never wanted anything for any American effected by a natural disaster other then they get the help they need from their government. There is simple nothing going on in these efforts - from planning, conditions and execution - where a rational person would look at the totality of information and say "It looks like a f-ed up response."

In my America we pull for each other, we don't take book with our money on the side of tragedy.

Sometimes I really despise the anti-America cheerleading that Strawlighter does on a daily basis.
This is one of those times.

The wholesale destruction here, where according to the National Weather Service rain exceeded a foot in parts of the area, is heart-wrenching and vast. And yet, only one of multiple spots in western North Carolina pulverized and paralyzed by Helene and its aftermath. It is also an example of all that remains unknown throughout these mountains and of all the people that even now remain isolated and cut off from most communication.

Rescue crews have made it here, going door to door where they could and plucking trapped residents by helicopter where vehicles still cannot go, town officials said. One search team even described abandoning its boat and swimming across the river over the weekend to reach people stranded in Chimney Rock. "The damage is unimaginable," wrote Pamlico County emergency responders.

In part, that is because even now, getting to many small hamlets that dot these mountains can be incredibly difficult, if not impossible.

On Monday, the routes into Lake Lure and Chimney Rock remained blocked from almost every direction. Bridges had washed out to the north and south. To the west, the river had swallowed parts of the road. The one way in from the east was dotted with detours and downed trees, snapped power poles and low-hanging electric lines and the remnants of small mudslides, along with multiple police check points.

"This is an ongoing rescue situation and the roads are not safe," town officials wrote on Facebook, urging people to stay away for now.
www.washingtonpost.com

So civilization has been completely destroyed in places in North Carolina - roads, infrastructure gone - and the fact FEMA agents and supplies are struggling to reach these people is somehow an indictment of Biden's concern for these American citizens?

What a heartless POS you are, cretin. You and Trump deserve each other. You're both self-centered cold-hearted bastards.

Republicans call Harris a failed border czar. The facts tell a different story.

Vice President Kamala Harris, tasked to deal with the root causes of migration from Central America as illegal border crossings were rising in 2021, immediately ran into the enormity of the mission.

The region is riddled with corrupt government officials, the drivers of migration are deeply rooted in economic inequality and social factors - and she didn't control the border.

"She was given a very hard, difficult, convoluted portfolio," said U.S. Senator Chris Murphy, a Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee and an architect of a bipartisan border security bill introduced earlier this year.

The White House said in March that Harris helped engineer $4 billion in government aid and commitments of $5.2 billion in private investment to create or support an estimated 250,000 jobs in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.

Nespresso started sourcing coffee from El Salvador and Honduras in 2021. Gap Inc said it is on pace to meet a pledge to invest $150 million by 2025 to source textiles in the region and that it had increased yarn production in Guatemala and provided skills training to women in Guatemala and Honduras.

By May, the number of migrants from the Northern Triangle caught crossing illegally had fallen to 25,000 from a peak of 90,000 in July 2021 ...

Receipts:

Kamala Harris Was Never Biden's Border Czar.' Here's What She Really Did

In fact, Harris was never put in charge of the border or immigration policy. Nor was she involved in overseeing law-enforcement efforts or guiding the federal response to the crisis. Her mandate was much narrower: to focus on examining and improving the underlying conditions in the Northern Triangle of Central America"El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras"which has been racked by decades of poverty, war, chronic violence, and political instability. The strategy relied on allocating billions for economic programs and stimulating private-sector investment in the region in hopes that these programs would ultimately lead fewer migrants to make the dangerous journey north.

The so-called "root causes strategy" focused on improving economic and security conditions by creating jobs, combating corruption, improving human and labor rights, and reducing violence. Harris allocated funds for humanitarian relief from natural disasters, and directed more than 10 million COVID-19 vaccines to the Northern Triangle countries. She held bilateral meetings with the region's leaders, as well as meetings with NGOs, business executives and human rights advocates. She worked with the U.S. Justice Department to launch an Anti-Corruption task force focused on prosecuting corruption cases with ties to the region, as well as Anti-Migrant Smuggling task forces in Mexico and Guatemala.

Most importantly, Harris spearheaded a public-private partnership that, as of March 2024, had secured commitments from major U.S. and multi-national companies to invest more than $5 billion in the region. The Vice President "put her name on the line with very serious senior CEOs and kind of created a brand appeal for Central America that didn't exist," says Ricardo Zniga, who until recently served as the U.S. special envoy to Central America.

Harris also spent time in Washington communicating with regional leaders. One tangible result, according to two former U.S. officials, was that it gave the U.S. the standing and relationships to help prevent Guatemalan prosecutors from overturning the results of last year's presidential election, which was won by anti-corruption outsider Bernardo Arvalo. While delayed, the ultimately peaceful transition of power avoided the political instability that Biden Administration officials feared could cause a spike in migration. The U.S. applied public pressure through sanctions and visa restrictions on officials they accused of undermining the democratic process, as well as behind the scenes. Harris's team was directly involved, especially her national security adviser Philip Gordon, who traveled to the region to push for a peaceful democratic transfer of power, according to the two former U.S. officials.

The emphasis is on securing the border first - not as part of a comprehensive package, but as a necessity independent of what we must do to reform our legal immigration system and address the "dreamers." Flipping the usual order for Democrats (which had been to talk first about dreamers, then the border) fits with her prosecutor persona, political reality and local communities' immediate concerns.

Moreover, the concern for border security is bipartisan and reasonable. Unless and until we can effectively manage the border, many Americans will be hesitant to address any other aspect of immigration. (For this reason, the Senate bill focused solely on border security.) Once the border is secure and an orderly process in place, the White House and Congress can turn to the slew of related issues, ranging from temporary agricultural workers to dreamers to high-skill workers brought in under H-1B visas.

Her no-nonsense message conveys no concern for what the left flank of the Democratic Party might say. This is an election; they are fully behind her. She gets no pushback (pushback that at times plagued President Joe Biden's attempts to respond to the border crisis) when she declares "To reduce illegal border crossings, I will take further action to keep the border closed between ports of entry." She continued, "Those who cross our borders unlawfully will be apprehended and removed. And barred from reentering for five years. We will pursue more severe criminal charges against repeat violators. And if someone does not make an asylum request at a legal port of entry, and instead crosses our border unlawfully, they will be barred from receiving asylum." Empathy for those fleeing desperate conditions does not mean our system cannot be "orderly and secure."

Only near the end of her remarks did Harris reject "the false choice that suggests we must choose between securing our border or creating a system of immigration that is safe, orderly, and humane." Vowing to do both, she then affirmed the need for "clear, legal pathways for people seeking to come to our country," speeding up the asylum process, working with Congress to legalize dreamers and addressing the need for agricultural workers.

As Jim Kessler, Third Way's executive policy director, tweeted after Harris's Arizona appearance, "For decades, immigration has been a vulnerability for Democrats. But Vice President Kamala Harris is flipping the script and showing voters that she's serious about restoring order at the border."

But Strawlighter told me that Harris only speaks in word salads and is in over her head. Who should I believe - a career prosecutor emphasizing her law and order background, now trained on a national problem, or an internet blog troll, incapable of showing the most rudimentary in reasoned observational skills?

Biden-Harris Administration Continues Whole-Of-Government Response to Hurricane Helene, Over 3,500 Federal Personnel Across North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina and Alabama
September 30, 2024

FEMA and federal, state, community and voluntary partners continue providing resources to aid response efforts across the Southeast as survivors begin recovering from Hurricane Helene. More than 3,500 personnel from across the federal workforce are deployed and supporting Hurricane Helene response efforts across the impacted states - more than 1,000 are from FEMA. Across the impacted states, FEMA has shipped over 1.9 million Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), more than 1 million liters of water, 30 generators and over 95,000 tarps.

The Biden-Harris Administration declared Major Disaster declarations for areas of Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina, allowing disaster survivors to begin their recovery process by applying for federal assistance through FEMA.

People in 17 counties in Florida, 25 counties in North Carolina and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, as well as 13 counties in South Carolina can now apply for assistance with FEMA.

North Carolina

*People can get in touch with loved ones by calling 2-1-1 or visit unitedwaync.org to fill out a request form to add them to search and rescue efforts.

*Rescue crews are continuing to work in affected areas and utility crews are working to restore cell service and critical infrastructure to restore communications to the impacted areas. People should not travel to western North Carolina to keep the roadways clear.

*With 10 search and rescue teams on the ground, another nine teams are arriving today for more than 900 personnel to assist with these efforts.

*Two FEMA Incident Management Assessment Teams are in North Carolina. The team will coordinate directly with the state to facilitate requests for assistance.

*So far, 25 trailer-loads of meals and 60 trailers-loads of water have been delivered to the state to support response efforts. More trailer loads of meals and water will be delivered in the coming days.

*A C-17 cargo plane full of food, water and other commodities has arrived at the forward operating base in Asheville, with a daily flow of commodities established via air bridge.

*There are 29 shelters open with over 1,000 occupants.

*40 Starlink satellite systems are available to help with responder communications and an additional 140 satellites are being shipped to assist with communications infrastructure restoration.

*One Starlink will be deployed per county EOC to assist with communications and continuity of government.

*Generators are moving from Charlotte-Mecklenberg to Asheville, with another 30 generators enroute to the staging base in Mecklenburg.

*Disaster Medical Assistance Teams are in Asheville providing emergency room medical support at hospitals. 200 federal ambulances have been provided to the state.

*FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance teams are going to the field, focusing on shelters, where they will assist survivors in applying for assistance.

Just more gaslighting by Strawlighter. Doesn't he ever get tired of lying?

The barrage is so constant that it often leaves journalists with a dilemma. How do you tell the story when Trump says for the umpteenth time that he was Michigan's Man of the Year (an honor the state doesn't actually award)? Is it a headline every time Trump repeats this fantasy, or do you note the many previous fact checks? Does debunking it just promote it? Trump will often make dozens of false, misleading or baseless claims at a single rally alone, creating a problem of sheer volume as well.

1:18 a.m.: Elon Musk promotes a headline claiming former secretary of state John F. Kerry wants to "change" the First Amendment. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) later promote Musk's tweet, with Lee adding that Democrats "want to end free speech as we know it." (Kerry did not say he wants to amend the First Amendment. He correctly noted that the First Amendment was a major impediment to cracking down on misinformation and more broadly referenced winning elections to "implement change."

1:21 a.m.: Musk promotes a post alleging Democrats are flying undocumented immigrants into swing states to win elections. (There is no evidence of this, and it doesn't make sense for a host of reasons.)

7:16 a.m.: Trump ally Dinesh D'Souza claims a new ad for Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign features "paid actors pretending to be former Trump supporters." (The couple in the ad have been repeatedly profiled as former Trump voters, and the man is a longtime Republican township supervisor. The report D'Souza cited from Sky News Australia relied on a random X user whose claim had already been debunked.)

11:02 a.m.: Trump claims on Truth Social that he was forced to use a 750-seat theater for a Wisconsin rally because the Biden administration wouldn't provide him more Secret Service protection while it was also protecting the president of Iran at the U.N. General Assembly. Trump claims "50,000 people" were turned away. (The Secret Service was charged with protecting more than just the Iranian president at the large U.N. event in New York. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the capacity at the theater Trump spoke in was actually around 300, and that just a "few hundred more people" were unable to get in.)

11:42 a.m.: Trump claims the federal government and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) are "going out of their way to not help people in Republican areas" affected by Hurricane Helene. (When pressed for evidence of this, Trump offered none and merely said, "Take a look.")

12:41 p.m.: Trump claims a photo of Harris being briefed on Helene is "FAKE and STAGED" because her earphones are not plugged into her phone. Many allies repeat the claim. (You can't see the port of the phone where earphones would be plugged in.)

1:04 p.m.: Cruz claims on X that "425,431 criminal illegal aliens are roaming the streets because Kamala Harris has utterly failed at her job." (This is false. It refers to recent data from the Department of Homeland Security. The data include those who are in prison, but they are listed as not being detained by immigration officials because they are not specifically in those officials' custody. Many who complete their sentences cannot be deported for diplomatic reasons. Republicans have also exaggerated Harris's actual purview in managing immigration, which was focused on the root causes of illegal immigration rather than securing the border itself.)

And that's only 12 hours....

50 year inflation

100 year global pandemic that shuttered economies and strained supplies and supply lines.

Sold the oil reserves

On top of the 140 million barrels of oil secured by working with Congress to cancel previously-mandated sales, this brings the total purchased or kept in the SPR since 2022 to 180 million barrels " the full amount sold following the unprecedented Russian war against Ukraine .Jul 29, 2024
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Can't develop a proper federal response to a hurricane
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced today that FEMA is reforming its federal assistance policies and expanding benefits for disaster survivors to cut red tape, provide funds faster and give people more flexibility.

With the increased frequency of extreme weather events fueled by climate change, these updates will provide survivors with faster and easier access to resources they need after disasters. FEMA developed these new forms of assistance based on direct feedback from survivors, and in response to threats the nation faces due to our changing climate; they will create more equitable outcomes for all communities by increasing accessibility and eligibility for post-disaster support.

"In the past, the limitations of federal assistance have delayed disaster recovery for too many, especially communities that are disproportionately affected by disasters. That's why the Biden-Harris Administration has been determined to update our programs to ensure we provide disaster assistance to the people who need it, when they need it most," said Secretary Mayorkas. "The Department of Homeland Security interacts with more Americans on a daily basis than any other federal agency and we will continue to eliminate red tape to ensure that our services, resources, and support reaches the people we serve."

"We are on the verge of making the most significant update to survivor assistance in the last 20 years to reach more survivors and deliver assistance faster," said Administrator Criswell. "The limitations on federal assistance have frustrated survivors and delayed recovery for far too long. The Biden-Harris Administration was determined to remedy this situation and help reach more people -- especially in communities disproportionately impacted by disasters. From quickly providing assistance to people who become displaced to simplifying the application process, we are delivering on President Biden's commitment to empower individuals and communities so they can rebuild their lives faster after a disaster."
www.fema.gov

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