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the politician are now salivating at the thought of a federal relief aid. Now is when they throw in all the pork that would never pass otherwise. It will be attached to some relief fund. It is sad that humans can be like this. No need to worry, both the left and the right love these natural disasters. The $$ should go to relief and nothing more. but when a politician get money for his town, across the country, attached to this relief fund, that is human scum.
the politician are now salivating at the thought of a federal relief aid. Now is when they throw in all the pork that would never pass otherwise. It will be attached to some relief fund. It is sad that humans can be like this. No need to worry, both the left and the right love these natural disasters. The $$ should go to relief and nothing more. but when a politician get money for his town, across the country, attached to this relief fund, that is human scum.
It was a tornado, not a hurricane.
And I'm more concerned about the 24 people who died than what the politicians are going to add to the relief bill.
Anyone who uses a natural disaster to play political games is nothing more than SLIME.
A natural disaster is when politics is put to the side because Mother Nature doesn't play that way.
"Yeah, like when Texas just got that help after the fertilizer plant explosion. Those blue state liberals are getting pay back for supporting Obama."
Actually, they both are trying to nullify Obamacare.
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