The Biden White House DENIED Ohio’s Request For Federal Disaster Assistance After Train Derailment and Toxic Chemical Explosion

Following the train derailment and deadly chemical explosion, the Biden White House reportedly denied Ohio officials’ requests for Federal Disaster Relief.

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Since the chemical explosion, the Biden administration had not sent any top officials to the region, until Thursday, when EPA Administrator Michael Regan toured the town, meeting with locals and officials. Regan reportedly declined an offer to sip tap water.

Journalist Nick Sortor said, “After 13 days, Biden’s EPA admin FINALLY showed up in East Palestine. I thought he’d need something to drink after walking so much, so I generously offered him a glass of tap water. He declined.” Yet they’re telling the people who live there that everything’s just fine.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has not visited the area. He did, however, blame President Trump for the chemical catastrophe. According to the Biden White House, FEMA is not equipped to respond to derailments and deadly chemical explosions. And no one has spoken out about the unprecedented deadly chemical explosion.

It is crucial for people to reflect on current events and share concerns about how officials have handled the crisis. Despite the possible threat posed by the poisonous chemicals released after the derailment, officials permitted people to return home five days later, demonstrating that they did not take the matter seriously enough. The personnel who populate the Biden administration are not serious people.

According to a Biden administration official, it has provided substantial support to nearby towns in the aftermath of the chemical leak earlier this month in eastern Ohio.  The official, however, stated that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which typically offers help to towns affected by hurricanes and other natural disasters, is not well positioned to meet the state’s current demands.

Thirty million people live in the Ohio River basin and roughly 5 million get their water supplied from the Ohio River, and the administration is throwing their hands up because they don’t have an already written protocol for the worst chemical spill in our country’s history. They’re not very motivated to think outside the box because the majority of them have never had a job in the real world outside of government.

God Bless the people affected by the derailment and especially by the incompetence of the officials involved.