Biden Prioritizes Foreign Aid Over American Disaster Relief
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**Neglect: Biden Administration Prioritizes Foreign Aid Over Americans in Need**
In a shocking display of mismanaged priorities, the Biden administration announced a $157 million aid package for Lebanon while Americans suffering from Hurricane Helene remain without power and essential resources.
As Secretary of State Antony Blinken proudly tweeted about the funding intended for civilians affected by conflict in Lebanon, many across the Southeastern United States are grappling with the aftermath of a devastating storm.
Reports indicate that over 1.4 million homes and businesses remain powerless days after the hurricane wreaked havoc in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
Residents like Sherry Brown, who is trapped in her powerless home with a tree on her roof, are left to face their struggles alone. The government’s focus on funding foreign nations stands in stark contrast to the pressing needs of American families right in their backyard.
Critics are rightfully questioning the wisdom of providing substantial aid to Lebanon when domestic disaster relief funds are in short supply. It appears that the Biden administration has prioritized appeasing international allies over caring for their own citizens.
Dismissing public outcry, the administration spent an astounding $1 billion relocating illegal aliens through the southern border, which significantly drained the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) resources.
Now, with the hurricane season continuing, officials are warning that FEMA lacks the necessary funds to support disaster response efforts. Meanwhile, a substantial aid package is redirected overseas, emphasizing a troubling trend: humanitarian support for foreign nations at the cost of American communities.
This begs the question: Amidst our own struggles, who truly benefits from our government’s misplaced priorities?
As Americans are left to fend for themselves, the Biden administration’s actions send a clear message: they are more committed to international aid than to the hardships faced at home.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
redstate.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a shocking display of mismanaged priorities, the Biden administration announced a $157 million aid package for Lebanon while Americans suffering from Hurricane Helene remain without power and essential resources.
As Secretary of State Antony Blinken proudly tweeted about the funding intended for civilians affected by conflict in Lebanon, many across the Southeastern United States are grappling with the aftermath of a devastating storm.
Reports indicate that over 1.4 million homes and businesses remain powerless days after the hurricane wreaked havoc in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
Residents like Sherry Brown, who is trapped in her powerless home with a tree on her roof, are left to face their struggles alone. The government’s focus on funding foreign nations stands in stark contrast to the pressing needs of American families right in their backyard.
Critics are rightfully questioning the wisdom of providing substantial aid to Lebanon when domestic disaster relief funds are in short supply. It appears that the Biden administration has prioritized appeasing international allies over caring for their own citizens.
Dismissing public outcry, the administration spent an astounding $1 billion relocating illegal aliens through the southern border, which significantly drained the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) resources.
Now, with the hurricane season continuing, officials are warning that FEMA lacks the necessary funds to support disaster response efforts. Meanwhile, a substantial aid package is redirected overseas, emphasizing a troubling trend: humanitarian support for foreign nations at the cost of American communities.
This begs the question: Amidst our own struggles, who truly benefits from our government’s misplaced priorities?
As Americans are left to fend for themselves, the Biden administration’s actions send a clear message: they are more committed to international aid than to the hardships faced at home.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
redstate.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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