Why Project 2025 Will Leave Hurricane Victims Stranded

On Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris announced on The View that she would pursue a new Medicare benefit to cover the costs of in-home care for qualifying disabled people and anyone 65 and up. Disabled people have fought for more than half a century for the right to remain in their homes and communities, rather than being subject to institutionalization—which includes the support, such as home care workers, that they need to do so.

With the little free time he has as mayor of Dearborn, Abdullah Hammoud is often glued to his phone fielding WhatsApp messages from family members with updates from Lebanon. He, like many Lebanese Americans, is trying to get loved ones out of the country after Israel’s recently expanded military offensive.

After refusing to take VP Harris's calls, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis then complained about the Vice President on Fox News right after admitting to Fox and Friends Florida has everything they need from the federal government regarding Hurricane Milton. This is due to President Biden and VP Harris' management of all the different parts needed to help people in these situations. Instead of acknowledging that, DeSantis intentionally cut Harris out, pandering to the MAGAs. This is just weird.

As Hurricane Milton heads towards the West Florida Coast, imagine if hurricane victims could not count on the federal government for aid. If Trump's Project 2025 is implemented, this nightmare becomes a reality. Hurricane Milton is predicted to be a Category Five storm, a once in 100 year hurricane. But if Trump is elected, his Project 2025 will make natural disasters even more of a nightmare. Trump's Project 2025 Wants to Cut Disaster Assistance Here are a few ways Trump's Project 2025 will make natural disasters worse. Project 2025’s Mandate for Leadership, pg.

California Rep. Adam Schiff and Steve Garvey are vying for the late Diane Feinstein's Senate seat. Garvey, a Trumper with no political experience, was left "speechless" at one point in the debate. Schiff holds a commanding lead in the polls, and this was Garvey's only opportunity to debate his Democratic opponent. "Mr.

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