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After helping GOP-led Texas, Trump admin denies FEMA aid to another Democratic-led state

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On Wednesday, Donald Trump’s administration denied Maryland’s request for FEMA aid to deal with the fallout of devastating floods in May, continuing the administration’s disturbing trend of denying disaster aid to states led by Democrats.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, a Democrat, denounced the administration’s determination that the aid is “not warranted.” In a social media video, Moore vowed to appeal the decision and said the federal government is effectively telling residents of western Maryland — where many are still coping with the effects of the flooding — “you’re on your own.”

 
This is a disturbing story but not for the reason that the lefties at MSN.com say it is. Rather, Western Maryland overwhelmingly voted for Trump. Why should these voters be penalized because the live in a lefty state? I just hope that as time goes by in areas where the leftists now dominate, they experience natural disasters. The subsequent denial of aid will wake them up to the fact that MAGA is now in charge and they had better vote right. In both senses of the word.

Of course trump denies a democrat run state they aren’t bowing down to trumps wishes what exactly would you expect from someone who defrauds a chairty?

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