That’s because they don’t own shares of companies that facilitate or manufacture disaster relief
Own-Cupcake7586 on
Classic Republican playbook:
– Point out a problem (usually legit)
– Get elected on promises of fixing said problem
– Once in office, actively make problem worse
– Continue to get re-elected on same hollow promises
– Profit
Nothing to see here, just business as usual for hypocritical blow-hards.
#VOTE2024
christopia86 on
Of course he said no, it’s over 18.
Economy-Owl-5720 on
If I were in Florida I would be calling his office asking why he voted against it.
cptnobveus on
What else was in the bill?
Yake on
What is this shit? I see it all the time… I’m all for free speech but a politician shouldn’t be allowed to actively vote down the bill that would help with an issue and then go onto straight up lie about the issue like this. Like if my boss asked me to do something and I said I did but actually did not, I would be fired for it.
EnigmaUnboxed on
This is gonna sound really cruel, but if your state representative votes against emergency relief whether for FEMA or another states relief after a disaster then it should disqualify your state for receiving relief support funding. Again, absolutely cruel but then it would fall on that rep to justify it.
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Help comes with giving up control of the State
That’s because they don’t own shares of companies that facilitate or manufacture disaster relief
Classic Republican playbook:
– Point out a problem (usually legit)
– Get elected on promises of fixing said problem
– Once in office, actively make problem worse
– Continue to get re-elected on same hollow promises
– Profit
Nothing to see here, just business as usual for hypocritical blow-hards.
#VOTE2024
Of course he said no, it’s over 18.
If I were in Florida I would be calling his office asking why he voted against it.
What else was in the bill?
What is this shit? I see it all the time… I’m all for free speech but a politician shouldn’t be allowed to actively vote down the bill that would help with an issue and then go onto straight up lie about the issue like this. Like if my boss asked me to do something and I said I did but actually did not, I would be fired for it.
This is gonna sound really cruel, but if your state representative votes against emergency relief whether for FEMA or another states relief after a disaster then it should disqualify your state for receiving relief support funding. Again, absolutely cruel but then it would fall on that rep to justify it.