Liberal Radical Failures Intensify the Impact of Natural Disasters

With the recent California wildfire cataclysm dominating the news, we cannot forget about the communities in the Southeastern States ravaged by Hurricane Helene and Milton.

Hurricane Helene left destruction across Western North Carolina. The lack of federal support by FEMA and the Biden Administration was noticeable. Leaving North Carolinians to fend for themselves, relying on few resources and help from their fellow citizens.

North Carolinians affected by the Hurricane were offered measly $750 grants to survive on, meanwhile billions of FEMA's funds were drained to house illegal immigrants.

Now, in the midst of winter, hurricane survivors are building tents and hunkering down for a homeless winter. Thousands of people left to rebuild with a lack or resources and delayed funding, at least until Trump's Inauguration!

Weeks later, Hurricane Milton bombarded Florida, similarly leaving destruction in its wake. Governor Desantis was more prepared than Governor Cooper, but major recovery and restoration is still underway across the state.

During this vulnerable time for Florida residents, FEMA actively practiced targeted discrimination against Republican voters. FEMA's administrator claimed ignorance of the matter while the fired FEMA employee stated that she was instructed to "avoid homes advertising Trump".

These abhorrent practices endorsed by the Biden Administration have only further contributed to the public's mistrust of the federal government institutions.

Now, Los Angeles is burning due to the foreseen mismanagement of California's vegetation, innocent civilians have lost their lives and possessions, and the state representatives responsible are dodging accountability, as expected.

The lack of controlled forest burning to maintain tree density had been identified and ignored years ago, with environmentalists blaming fossil fuels and climate change instead.

Additionally, Los Angeles Mayor, Karen Bass, cut the LA Fire Department's budget by $17 million, hindering the department from operating at full capacity.

While the above factors were not causal, they directly worsened the disaster as a result of poor decision-making and ignorance.

The major difference in the California disaster is that the Trump administration will approach the recovery with a competent, disciplined, apolitical approach, in stark contrast with previous federal responses.

The question for us American's who will ultimately pay for this radical liberal negligence is: How much longer will we tolerate inexperienced narcissistic charlatans looking to prosper at their constituents' expense?