During his examination of Hurricane Helene’s harm in North Carolina, former president Donald Trump just slammed federal emergency personnel. This censure comes amid problems faced by the employees, including harassment and propaganda.
Trump refrained from expressing his concerns about how the cyclone might affect future election results in North Carolina. He defended his criticism of the Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ) despite threats from armed militias that caused FEMA to halt its operations.
Trump reiterated an unsupported claim that FEMA diverted resources to assist illegal immigrants, which was originally refuted by Congressman Chuck Edwards.
” You have to let people know how they’re performing”, Trump said in Swannanoa, near Asheville. ” If they’re doing a good work, we should embrace that. But if they’re not, why should n’t we point it out”?
With the vote rapidly approaching, both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are ramping up their efforts. Trump made three starts in North Carolina on Monday, including a march in Greenville and a gathering for faith leaders in Concord, where he touched on significant problems like imprisonment and transgender players. He claimed that during his presidency, no leader had fought for Catholics as much.
Harris, however, spent Monday fighting in important states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, holding debate with Republican Liz Cheney, aimed at attracting citizens dissatisfied with Trump.
Voting is halted by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.
Numerous regions in North Carolina have been forced to relocate polling stations by Hurricane Helene, leaving thousands of voters without strength or displaced. Despite these problems, both parties are working hard to ensure voting participation remains high.
Liberals, led by State Senator Natalie Murdock, have mobilized staff in the damaged areas to help with voting awareness and relief efforts, while Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley assured voters that every energy was being made to remind them about the changes.
Despite the widespread damage, Trump remained confident in the state’s election process, stating,” I think they’ve got a pretty solid system here”.
Governor Cooper urges for non-partisan treatment
In the wake of the wind, Governor Roy Cooper pleaded with everyone to unite and forbid Trump from disseminating false information about the recovery process. He stressed the importance of providing both support and integrity to storm patients, saying,” Storm treatment should not be politicised”.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre likewise condemned Trump’s notes, describing them as harmful and problematic. She noted that FEMA had already approved$ 2 billion in federal aid and had sent 5,500 employees to North Carolina and Florida.
North Carolina poll relationships are in heated up
North Carolina, with its record of split-ticket election, is drawing major consideration in the run-up to the vote. Liberals are hoping to capitalize on subsequent controversy involving Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson, along with Trump’s critiques, to increase support for Vice President Harris and Democratic candidate Josh Stein.
When asked about his support of Robinson, Trump sidestepped the matter, stating,” I’m not up to date with the present condition of the competition”.
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File photo: Former US President Donald Trump ( Picture credit: AP )
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