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post 1668718493 09-30-2022, 11:26 AM
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you can't make this up, Desantis voted against federal aid for hurricane Sandy victim

"Sandy hit in late October, unusually far north, bringing chaos to New Jersey and New York and leading to more than 100 US deaths. Months later, in January 2013, DeSantis was one of 67 Republicans to vote against a $9.7bn federal aid package for Sandy victims."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-florida-sandy

This is not a left/right thing. It's just such a sad state of affairs when helping people in a tragedy is politicized.
post 1668718593 09-30-2022, 11:28 AM
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Understandable,seeing as they want to send that money to Ukrain
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post 1668718673 09-30-2022, 11:29 AM
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So is he asking for Federal Aid for Florida?
post 1668718833 09-30-2022, 11:30 AM
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How dare anyone talk badly about him. He’ll be President of the United States 6 years from now well disgruntled woke clowns are still bitching about him on a dying Indian forum
post 1668719053 09-30-2022, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted By CoolKnees
So is he asking for Federal Aid for Florida?
He wants the rest of the country to foot the bill for 100%, 100%, 100% of hurricane Ian disaster relief.
post 1668719163 09-30-2022, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Mogambo
"Sandy hit in late October, unusually far north, bringing chaos to New Jersey and New York and leading to more than 100 US deaths. Months later, in January 2013, DeSantis was one of 67 Republicans to vote against a $9.7bn federal aid package for Sandy victims."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-florida-sandy

This is not a left/right thing. It's just such a sad state of affairs when helping people in a tragedy is politicized.
What else was in the bill?
post 1668719183 09-30-2022, 11:36 AM
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stop politicizing a natural distaster you pathetic p3dophe democrat piece iof chit. isnt there a child you could be grooming now?
post 1668719193 09-30-2022, 11:36 AM
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post 1668719213 09-30-2022, 11:36 AM
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There were multiple sandy relief bills proposed... The one passed, they voted no on. They voted yes on different bills that provided relief. Back in 13 there were arguments over the amount and how it was spent. Being how the bill was something like 50 billion and only like 25-30billion went directly to sandy relief/aid...


A lot of you literally look at the name of the bill and then who voted yes/no... This happens constantly when people put some shiny name on a bill such as "inflation reduction bill" which does literally nothing to reduce inflation.
post 1668719413 09-30-2022, 11:39 AM
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Desantis is the lowest of the low. Everyone outside of FL laughs at him and knows he's a total clown.

Learning he voted against Sandy relief funds - but now is begging for it is not surprising.
post 1668719453 09-30-2022, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted By Mogambo
"Sandy hit in late October, unusually far north, bringing chaos to New Jersey and New York and leading to more than 100 US deaths. Months later, in January 2013, DeSantis was one of 67 Republicans to vote against a $9.7bn federal aid package for Sandy victims."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-florida-sandy

This is not a left/right thing.It's just such a sad state of affairs when helping people in a tragedy is politicized.
The tone deafness of this post…JFLOL!
post 1668719603 09-30-2022, 11:43 AM
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Why should someone in Iowa pay to bail out someone living in a million dollar beach house?

That's what insurance is for. Pay for your own chit. If you can't afford to, move.
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post 1668720203 09-30-2022, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Why should someone in Iowa pay to bail out someone living in a million dollar beach house?

That's what insurance is for. Pay for your own chit. If you can't afford to, move.
This is a completely braindead take on what relief funds are used for lmao. its for infrastructure, public spaces, etc. Insurance pays for all the people you just mentioned you clown.
Originally Posted By Coach
What else was in the bill?
This is the real question. Seems highly unlikely that a more or less life long resident of florida would vote against a bill for storm relief unless its guts had nothing to do with storm relief.... suspicious and incendiary article titles are not what we need rn from the left we've had enough of those.
post 1668720623 09-30-2022, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Coach
What else was in the bill?
It doesnt change the facts of the matter, does it?

He voted against helping those in need from a natural disaster, this is a fact.

He's an absolute spineless POS more concerned about who talks about gays and CRT than helping hurricane victims in other states.
post 1668720703 09-30-2022, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted By sloop
It doesnt change the facts of the matter, does it?

He voted against helping those in need from a natural disaster, this is a fact.

He's an absolute spineless POS more concerned about who talks about gays and CRT than helping hurricane victims in other states.
yea it does retard. lmao at you. did your shemale "mom" drop you on your head when you were a baby?
post 1668720753 09-30-2022, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted By sloop
It doesnt change the facts of the matter, does it?
It definitely does. Why are democrats always adding partisan fluff to bills?

-If you want to help Florida, you also gotta pay for these things.

-How about fuk off and just help Florida?
post 1668720783 09-30-2022, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted By HTDG
This is a completely braindead take on what relief funds are used for lmao. its for infrastructure, public spaces, etc. Insurance pays for all the people you just mentioned you clown.



This is the real question. Seems highly unlikely that a more or less life long resident of florida would vote against a bill for storm relief unless its guts had nothing to do with storm relief.... suspicious and incendiary article titles are not what we need rn from the left we've had enough of those.
Why didn’t those states and municipalities have an emergency fund built out for those type of disasters?

Seems like common sense.
post 1668720793 09-30-2022, 12:01 PM
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You have to be a complete partisan or idi0t to think a politician would vote against that without there being more to the story
post 1668720993 09-30-2022, 12:08 PM
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Hmmm sounds like DeSantis wanted a slimmed down version of a relief bill without all the progressive pork thrown in. OP wouldn't be such a disingenuous cuck that he withheld crucial details, right?
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post 1668721623 09-30-2022, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme
Why didn’t those states and municipalities have an emergency fund built out for those type of disasters?

Seems like common sense.
uhhh cause natural disasters like sandy have only effected jersey 4x in the last 100 years... But hey, what do I know, its just a 1 in 200 probability that jersey will have a direct impact from a hurricane or tropical storm in general.

Im on your side you fukkin moron, but building out a fund for something that rarely ever happens is a horrible misuse of public funds and further perpetuates the nanny state bullshyt that the right hates.

"they should have had big government controlling all the public money" wtf are you even saying.
post 1668721713 09-30-2022, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted By ooph
There were multiple sandy relief bills proposed... The one passed, they voted no on. They voted yes on different bills that provided relief. Back in 13 there were arguments over the amount and how it was spent. Being how the bill was something like 50 billion and only like 25-30billion went directly to sandy relief/aid...


A lot of you literally look at the name of the bill and then who voted yes/no... This happens constantly when people put some shiny name on a bill such as "inflation reduction bill" which does literally nothing to reduce inflation.
lol OP ethered.

Keep copying and pasting those reddit propaganda points though, OP.
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post 1668721743 09-30-2022, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Coach
What else was in the bill?
Yup, I can guarantee it was loaded with other BS. Ten billion seems like a lot for an aid bill.

Now, if it wasn't, it would be a greasy thing.
post 1668721823 09-30-2022, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By sloop
He's an absolute spineless POS more concerned about who talks about gays and CRT than helping hurricane victims in other states.
Spineless would be voting yes on a bill that had irresponsible spending attached too it just so you wouldn't look bad.
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Originally Posted By Soonerjohn
Yup, I can guarantee it was loaded with other BS. Ten billion seems like a lot for an aid bill.

Now, if it wasn't, it would be a greasy thing.
Desantis is begging Biden for 100% reimbursement for everything the state is doing in the name of this disaster.

Should Congress sit down, take the time to go over all the expenditures and discuss how much is necessary or not?
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Originally Posted By Mogambo
Desantis is begging Biden for 100% reimbursement for everything the state is doing in the name of this disaster.

Should Congress sit down, take the time to go over all the expenditures and discuss how much is necessary or not?
why? they dont bother when theyre sending billions to the jew grifter in ukraine
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Originally Posted By homersexual
Hmmm sounds like DeSantis wanted a slimmed down version of a relief bill without all the progressive pork thrown in. OP wouldn't be such a disingenuous cuck that he withheld crucial details, right?
This is what it always is. Media "Republicans vote against health care for veterans!"

Actual bill is 95% money for illegals and rehousing Afghanistan invaders
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Originally Posted By Mogambo
"Sandy hit in late October, unusually far north, bringing chaos to New Jersey and New York and leading to more than 100 US deaths. Months later, in January 2013, DeSantis was one of 67 Republicans to vote against a $9.7bn federal aid package for Sandy victims."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-florida-sandy

This is not a left/right thing. It's just such a sad state of affairs when helping people in a tragedy is politicized.
What was in the bill? Did you read the bill? Every page?
How much spending was part of that bill?
Was that spending responsible or irresponsible?
What other bills were already passed to provide aide?
What other bills did he vote yes on?
Did he ever explain why he voted no? Why not? Was he asked? What was his reason?

Critical thinking is hard for you bud. Context is what matters, but you don’t care. You read a headline and get absorbed into your feelings. You’re a sheep. Exactly the person they want reading this article.
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Originally Posted By Mogambo
Desantis is begging Biden for 100% reimbursement for everything the state is doing in the name of this disaster.

Should Congress sit down, take the time to go over all the expenditures and discuss how much is necessary or not?
Typically what happens is they have an emergency fund to stabilize after disasters. They can then sit down and approve more and they should absolutely go over each bit to make sure it isn't pork unrelated to the disaster.

It is weird to me that liberals are strutting around like rooster thinking they have desantis in some type of "Gotcha" trap after a disaster.
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these dumb ****s that are trying to flip the script about the bill he voted against would also scream at desantis for not wanting to end childhood rape with a bill that would make age of consent to 6.

details matter moron.
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Also, just realized the irony of OP stating "you can't make this up"

And then hiding all the wasted spending in that bill........ sounds like one of those made up "get vaxxxed to stop the hurricane" sayings
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