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Here's his magic.....he's full of bs in this liefest......the other day he said it was late in the season for Helene to hit. Hey Trump....it's the heart of the season in September. He doesn't know wth he's talking about......
Trump still doesn't have a plan to replace Obamacare
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You should read it again, and then think about it instead of trying to spin it.
Totally fake bull shit, try again , you boy got a go fund me where 90% goes to trump 10% to the hurricane victims
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Pulled you back in?
Lol back to that playbook
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And paper towels.
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The US announcement of the Tennessee National Guard Task Force deployment to the Middle East has sparked widespread criticism, with many arguing that they would be better tackling the state’s ongoing hurricane disaster.
Last Thursday, Tennessee's Department of Ministry said that over 700 soldiers would leave their home state later on Saturday to receive training in Fort Bliss, Texas over the coming weeks before being deployed to Kuwait.
However, many have since expressed fears that deploying reinforcements amid escalations in the region would come at the expense of addressing the Hurricane Helene crisis, which has killed at least 90 people across six states, including Tennessee.
Millions more have faced power outages and destroyed roads, with calls for a better emergency response to the storm.
"Meanwhile members of the Tennessee National Guard are being 'deployed to the Middle East' while a flood destroys their neighbourhoods," one user wrote in a post on social media platform X.
"Instead of all hands on deck as first responders, they’ll be on a base in Kuwait for the sake of apartheid Israel. Americans need to be angry."
Several more have taken to social media to additionally blame US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their handling of Hurricane Helene and demanded a postponement of the Tennessee National Guard’s deployment.
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Last Thursday, Tennessee's Department of Ministry said that over 700 soldiers would leave their home state later on Saturday to receive training in Fort Bliss, Texas over the coming weeks before being deployed to Kuwait.
However, many have since expressed fears that deploying reinforcements amid escalations in the region would come at the expense of addressing the Hurricane Helene crisis, which has killed at least 90 people across six states, including Tennessee.
Millions more have faced power outages and destroyed roads, with calls for a better emergency response to the storm.
"Meanwhile members of the Tennessee National Guard are being 'deployed to the Middle East' while a flood destroys their neighbourhoods," one user wrote in a post on social media platform X.
"Instead of all hands on deck as first responders, they’ll be on a base in Kuwait for the sake of apartheid Israel. Americans need to be angry."
Several more have taken to social media to additionally blame US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their handling of Hurricane Helene and demanded a postponement of the Tennessee National Guard’s deployment.
Anger over Tennessee Guard's MENA mission amid hurricane havoc
The recent deployment of 700 soldiers from the Tennessee National Guard to the region has sparked outrage in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
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