✪ Americans throughout several southeastern states are enduring catastrophic devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. So naturally, America’s lamebrain Democrat president and vice president are once again missing in action…
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s of Sunday morning, dozens had died across the southeastern United States, but the death toll is likely to rise more following the torrential downpour from Category 4 Hurricane Helene which smashed into the Big Bend of Florida on Thursday.
However, President Joe Biden remained lounging at the beach in Delaware this weekend while Appalachian valleys in North Carolina and Tennessee suffered deadly flooding from Hurricane Helene…
Meanwhile, Harris reportedly attended a campaign event in San Francisco on Saturday and a fundraiser in Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon. She concluded her weekend at a political rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Sunday night.
At least 91 people across several states were killed after the behemoth weather event reached full force over the weekend. A North Carolina county that includes the mountain city of Asheville reported 30 people killed, AP reports.
Gov. Roy Cooper predicted the toll would rise as rescuers and other emergency workers reached areas isolated by collapsed roads, failing infrastructure and widespread flooding.
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Biden’s public schedule had him depart for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware on Friday, the day after the hurricane’s initial landfall. He was initially expected to remain there through late Sunday evening, but the president reportedly returned to Washington earlier on Sunday as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Floodwaters almost completely isolated the North Carolina city of Asheville from the outside world, breaking roads and knocking out power and cell service. State officials are scrambling to airlift supplies into the region. Ryan Cole, the assistant director for emergency services in Buncombe County, said the “Biblical” flooding wrought complete devastation in the area.
Cole told reporters Saturday:
“You’ve heard us say, ‘catastrophic devastation within our county.’ I would go a little bit further and say we have Biblical devastation through the county. We’ve had Biblical flooding here, and it has been extremely significant.”
As Biden waits to schedule a time to visit, former President Donald Trump will visit the city of Valdosta, Georgia, which was left devastated in the storm.
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In a press release issued on Sunday, the Trump campaign announced he would be visiting Valdosta “to receive a briefing on the devastation” from the hurricane and to “facilitate the distribution of relief supplies.”
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“We are in the midst of the most significant natural disaster in our community,” said Buncombe County Manager Avril Pinder, according to The New York Times.
At least 10 deaths were reported from North Carolina, per the local press, while 17 were reported killed in Georgia, including children, according to NBC. The New York Times reported Saturday that in eastern Tennessee, officials are bracing residents for “life lost” after roughly half a dozen went missing when floodwaters similarly swept through idyllic mountain communities throughout the region, collapsing bridges and destroying homes. The overwhelming rains nearly broke a dam on the Nolichucky River in Greenville, Tennessee when water levels eclipsed 8 feet above record elevation.
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“President Joe Biden said Saturday that Helene’s devastation has been ‘overwhelming’ and pledged to send help,” the Associated Press reported. But the president announced no plans to visit the South despite Hurricane Helene becoming the “deadliest tropical cyclone” for South Carolina, with 25 dead, “since Hurricane Hugo killed 35 people” in 1989.
“President Biden and I continue to work with local leaders in the southeast to provide support as they face the impacts of Hurricane Helene and begin to recover,” Vice President Kamala Harris said in a post on X.
“More than 1,500 federal personnel have been deployed, including power restoration and search and rescue teams,” she added, but has made no plans to visit the flooding region where millions are still without power.✪
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