Arr, East Palestine locals be grillin' Biden o'er his absence at the site o' that grand train wreck. We be mighty peeved, mateys!
2023-09-04
Avast ye scurvy landlubbers of East Palestine, Ohio! Arrr, the good people be lamentin' the absence of President Biden, who hath yet to grace our humble town after a mighty train mishap in February. Poisonous fumes be polluting the very air, argggh!
Several East Palestine residents expressed their frustration with President Biden for not visiting the site of a train derailment that occurred in their town in February. The residents, including Courtney Miller, DJ Yokley, and Jami Wallace, spoke to Fox News about the struggles they have faced since the disaster, which released toxic chemicals and raised concerns about health and the environment. They criticized Biden for claiming that his busy schedule prevented him from visiting the area. While in Florida, Biden mentioned that he had not yet been able to go to East Palestine due to his other commitments.In response to Biden's excuse, Fox News host Dr. Nicole Saphier pointed out that the president has spent a significant amount of time on vacation during his presidency. Miller expressed her fear about the situation and stated that she does not feel comfortable bringing her children to East Palestine if Biden does not even want to visit. Yokley also criticized Biden for not showing compassion or moral value and not providing help to the affected residents. Wallace, the president of the Unity Council for the East Palestine Train Derailment, emphasized the need for federal support for the community and expressed her disappointment in Biden's actions.
Despite their frustrations, the residents acknowledged that their primary concern is receiving federal support and assistance rather than Biden's visit. They believe that Biden has insulted their community and that his visit, if forced, would not be genuine. Their main focus is on obtaining the help they need, as they are still facing ongoing challenges from the train derailment.