Elections Trump refused to send aid because of politics

[Joe]

A former Trump aid said in an interview. Trump in 2018 had to be convinced after refusing to send aid relief to california because the state didnt vote for him.

 

[HOLA]

This and this alone would end any other politician in America just a few years ago. Now it's just your daily reminder that Agent Orange is a malignant narcissist who can shoot someone on 5th Avenue and wouldn't lose any supporters.

 

[Helden]

Imagine if California just stopped funding all the shit hole red states and sent them boxes of bootstraps instead

 

[Sinister]

Imagine if California just stopped funding all the shit hole red states and sent them boxes of bootstraps instead

I always laugh at secessionists when they spit that "New Confederacy" nonsense about breaking apart the Union. Can you imagine Oklahoma or Wyoming trying to negotiate with California for foreign aid?

 

[CatchnShoot]

He is a petty bitch. Always has been, always will be.

He shouldn't be leading a Boy Scout troop.... and I'm pretty sure he's not legally allowed within 100 yards of any Girl Guides. Mr. Rapey Raperson.

 

[ferrisjso]

This is your daily reminder that "blue" and "red" state means 50% consistantly vote for one bougie party. In almost every state the smaller bougie party receives well over 40% of the vote. This whole line of thought is stupid either way.

The only exception to this logic is Florida cause they host all the worlds worst criminals.

 

[HARRISON_3]

There is no way Honest Don would do such a thing.

 

[nostradumbass]

Lol, yeah they got over a billion dollars and then California sat on it, squandered it and passed it out to their corrupt buddies, but we have a career bureaucrat here who endorsed Harris to make unsubstantiated "but but Trump" claims from 6 years ago that he didn't initially want to, which of course comes 6 years later right after FEMA burned up their budget on migrants. I also like that some random pencil pusher who nobody could pick out of a lineup of 1 has given his coveted endorsement to the raging alcoholic DEI hire.


In California, around the time the 2017 fires hit, HUD investigators were examining the state housing department’s handling of other federal grants. They found a “systemic failure” in how the department monitored the money it handed out. HUD officials have said the state’s internal oversight issues, which housing officials here did not dispute, contributed to the delays in approving disaster relief plans.

More recently, it took Gov. Gavin Newsom nearly seven months after the previous state housing director resigned to appoint Velasquez to the position in the spring. Velasquez said the gap at the top of the department, which occurred after HUD had approved much of the state’s 2017 disaster spending, further slowed the pace.

“There was a void in leadership,” he said.

In the meantime, those in need are left waiting, sometimes frustrated by deadlines set by other government agencies.

 

[Jar of Flies]

This isn’t exactly news. It was known when he was president that governors had to flatter him to get aid to their states.

 

[Poon Goon]

Lol, yeah they got over a billion dollars and then California sat on it, squandered it and passed it out to their corrupt buddies, but we have a career bureaucrat here who endorsed Harris to make unsubstantiated "but but Trump" claims from 6 years ago that he didn't initially want to, which of course comes 6 years later right after FEMA burned up their budget on migrants. I also like that some random pencil pusher who nobody could pick out of a lineup of 1 has given his coveted endorsement to the raging alcoholic DEI hire.


In California, around the time the 2017 fires hit, HUD investigators were examining the state housing department’s handling of other federal grants. They found a “systemic failure” in how the department monitored the money it handed out. HUD officials have said the state’s internal oversight issues, which housing officials here did not dispute, contributed to the delays in approving disaster relief plans.

More recently, it took Gov. Gavin Newsom nearly seven months after the previous state housing director resigned to appoint Velasquez to the position in the spring. Velasquez said the gap at the top of the department, which occurred after HUD had approved much of the state’s 2017 disaster spending, further slowed the pace.

“There was a void in leadership,” he said.

In the meantime, those in need are left waiting, sometimes frustrated by deadlines set by other government agencies.

You are pretty good at pointing out how Trump has never done anything wrong. Can you please visit the Trump Bible/Oklahoma thread and explain how that's a good thing?

 

[filthybliss]

Lol, yeah they got over a billion dollars and then California sat on it, squandered it and passed it out to their corrupt buddies, but we have a career bureaucrat here who endorsed Harris to make unsubstantiated "but but Trump" claims from 6 years ago that he didn't initially want to, which of course comes 6 years later right after FEMA burned up their budget on migrants. I also like that some random pencil pusher who nobody could pick out of a lineup of 1 has given his coveted endorsement to the raging alcoholic DEI hire.


In California, around the time the 2017 fires hit, HUD investigators were examining the state housing department’s handling of other federal grants. They found a “systemic failure” in how the department monitored the money it handed out. HUD officials have said the state’s internal oversight issues, which housing officials here did not dispute, contributed to the delays in approving disaster relief plans.

More recently, it took Gov. Gavin Newsom nearly seven months after the previous state housing director resigned to appoint Velasquez to the position in the spring. Velasquez said the gap at the top of the department, which occurred after HUD had approved much of the state’s 2017 disaster spending, further slowed the pace.

“There was a void in leadership,” he said.

In the meantime, those in need are left waiting, sometimes frustrated by deadlines set by other government agencies.

Nostrasoreass taking whatever the Donald shoves in….Seriously, what’s your point? Ok Gavin Newsom=bad but how does that justify Trump being petty bitch. It’s not like he cucked out because of Newsom’s incompetence…

 

[jefferz]

This isn’t exactly news. It was known when he was president that governors had to flatter him to get aid to their states.

99 percent of Hurricane Matthew aid requested by NC denied by Trump administration​

 

[pinger]

Lol, yeah they got over a billion dollars and then California sat on it, squandered it and passed it out to their corrupt buddies, but we have a career bureaucrat here who endorsed Harris to make unsubstantiated "but but Trump" claims from 6 years ago that he didn't initially want to, which of course comes 6 years later right after FEMA burned up their budget on migrants. I also like that some random pencil pusher who nobody could pick out of a lineup of 1 has given his coveted endorsement to the raging alcoholic DEI hire.


In California, around the time the 2017 fires hit, HUD investigators were examining the state housing department’s handling of other federal grants. They found a “systemic failure” in how the department monitored the money it handed out. HUD officials have said the state’s internal oversight issues, which housing officials here did not dispute, contributed to the delays in approving disaster relief plans.

More recently, it took Gov. Gavin Newsom nearly seven months after the previous state housing director resigned to appoint Velasquez to the position in the spring. Velasquez said the gap at the top of the department, which occurred after HUD had approved much of the state’s 2017 disaster spending, further slowed the pace.

“There was a void in leadership,” he said.

In the meantime, those in need are left waiting, sometimes frustrated by deadlines set by other government agencies.

Captain Strawman to the rescue

 

[nostradumbass]

Captain Strawman to the rescue

Sorry your fake story didn't have more impact. Should get 52 intelligence officials to sign it next time.

 

[pinger]

Sorry your fake story didn't have more impact. Should get 52 intelligence officials to sign it next time.

Support whatever team you like. But your inability to discuss it like a grown up reflects on you, not us

 

[ermac88]

A former Trump aid said in an interview. Trump in 2018 had to be convinced after refusing to send aid relief to california because the state didnt vote for him.

Lets not forget, he told Republicans not to work with the current administration on immigration, because it would hurt his political chances

McRapey is not even transparent in his self-service over country, and his followers are too dumb to see or acknowledge the obvious.

 

[DoctorTaco]

Sometimes when I see a story in the news about Trump I get excited to get to the WR to see how his followers explain it away or justify it.

It’s always so fun to see