The Post Millennial reports that people on the Hawaiian island of Maui, which is still recuperating from the effects of a wildfire, have expressed their displeasure with Joe Biden’s impending visit. A local citizen named Jay Awan, 45, said, “I don’t want him here. He’s just coming to Maui to look good in front of the cameras.”
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“It’s like a f*cking warzone here…Maui’s never going to be the same. Lahaina’s [a village on the island] never going to be the same. They’re going to put resorts up all along here — Lahaina is going to lose its character as an old whaling village. We can’t get the historical sites back,” Awan continued.
Mr. Awan was not the only resident of Lahaina to voice displeasure with the government reaction to the catastrophe on his island. The 66-year-old musician Peter Friedgen said, “It’s a waiting game now for someone to show up — the government, insurers. I’ve just been down the beach, waiting for people to get into town.”
The only benefit that 60-year-old accountant Kristi Bowman saw in the approaching trip was the possible attention that the destruction it would generate. Kristi made clear that “we haven’t had federal support. We’ve had local support, not federal.”
Biden’s suggestion that $700 be given to impacted residents as part of a one-time relief payment scheme was also dismissed by the accountant. She stated: “I filed an application for somebody for disaster funding and it already got denied, saying they didn’t have proof from the insurance company over how much their losses were — but there’s no possible way to get that information right now.”
Because he was away from the White House at the time, President Biden’s first “no comment” answer has badly influenced how he has handled the tragedy. His subsequent trip and inability to address concerns about Maui only made the issue worse. When he finally spoke on Tuesday, he appeared to forget the name of the island and instead referred to it as “the one where you see on television all of the time.”
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The horrific Maui wildfires claimed the lives of over 100 individuals. Leading Republican candidate President Trump sent his sincere sympathies to the victims and made people aware of the shortcomings in the federal reaction to this tragedy. Hawaii has typically been a Democratic stronghold, with the exception of 1972 and 1984, when they supported Republican presidential candidates. However, in 2020 there was a modest movement in favor of the Republican party as Trump was able to increase his popularity, taking his vote share from 30% to 34%.
ban biden from the islands perminatly, hes banned from other states also texas being one of them