President Joe Biden hasn’t been to East Palestine despite the massive destruction brought on by a hazardous train wreck, but he recently vowed that he wouldn’t forget this town in need and that he will go there “at some time” to offer his help.
While traveling abroad to give military and humanitarian supplies to Ukraine, Joe Biden has promised to visit the disaster area devastated by recent storms in the face of mounting criticism. He made his plans known to Senate Democrats on Capitol Hill on Thursday during their regular caucus meal.
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“I’ve spoken with every official in Ohio, Democrat and Republican, on a continuing basis, as in Pennsylvania,” Biden said. “I laid out a little bit in there what I think the answers are … and we will be implementing an awful lot to the legislation here.”
Instead of visiting crucial employees, volunteers, and others affected by the coronavirus around Ohio this weekend, Joe Biden is taking a well-earned break from the campaign trail and spending some time at home in Delaware. He can now rest up so he may resume his mission to assist America’s most needy individuals after yet another brief respite.
When the debate turned to COVID origins, he was ready to take off and converse, but his manner abruptly changed. He decided it wasn’t a topic of discussion before taking off.
When a derailment shook a tiny hamlet, Michael Regan, the head of the EPA, and Pete Buttigieg, the secretary of transportation, rushed to assess the situation. In response, President Biden said he would regretfully not be attending the unfortunate event but wanted to make sure that his two senior officials were working on the ground.
On Feb. 23, Donald Trump visited the little community of East Palestine to vocalize his unhappiness about President Biden’s lack of visitation – a stance shared by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in recent statements on “Fox & Friends”. When eating at a neighborhood McDonald’s, Mr. Trump made sure that no one missed his presence even if he was no longer in government by drawing attention to what many saw as a mistake by the present administration!
“He should come. There’s no doubt about it,” he said. “He needs to come. The people want to see the president, he should be there.”
Biden’s failure to support the people of East Palestine demonstrates his self-interested agenda and disrespect for those in need. His procrastination adds to the devastation of the situation and enrages the afflicted individuals who are begging for assistance.
He had no problem going to the UKRAINE but too much trouble to visit Ohio. Oh, sorry ,Ohio is in the country he is the President of,my mistake!!!