Mike Johnson won’t commit to bringing House back before the election for more hurricane relief

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/mike-johnson-wont-commit-bringing-house-back-election-hurricane-relief-rcna174174

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  1. For political reasons, the GOP prefer to maximize American hardship and suffering before the election.

  2. Remember vote GOP and it’s too bad a hurricane ruined your life. They will not care.

  3. He’s an anti American religious zealot. No place in government

  4. DeSantis is going to outlaw the use of the word Hurricane in Florida anyhow, so they’ve got this.

  5. And this is with Hurricane Milton headed for Florida’s west coast. Fuck Mike Johnson.

  6. They’re gonna make people suffer for their party over the country?

  7. How long until we see conservatives/Russian bots on Twitter blaming democrats for this weirdo’s decision? Is it already happening?

  8. Dems need to blast this on every social app there is. Take out advertising on Fox, do whatever it takes to make this known everywhere.

  9. And yet he was recently quoted as saying “The federal government’s response to the hurricane has been a massive failure.” Seriously, fuck this guy.

  10. Won’t respect the results of elections…

    Won’t commit to passing disaster relief funding for their own voters…

    Where are we going to draw the line here people? It’s time to wake up.

  11. The right wing spin machine is hard at work spreading carefully crafted lies about the administration failing to provide aid and relief efforts. As a part of that campaign, it’s critical that Mike Johnson stop the Biden administration from having access to any additional resources that they might be able to use to try to help people dealing with the consequences of Helene. It’s evil, it’s sick, and it’s the modern day Republican Party under Trump’s leadership.

  12. These people are so cartoonishly evil that if you put that into a movie script, you would get slammed for it being unrealistic.

  13. There’s another one heading to Florida like right in the next few days

  14. Okay. Let Biden call a joint session, then:

    “…he may, on extraordinary Occasions, convene both Houses, or either of them, and in Case of Disagreement between them, with Respect to the Time of Adjournment, he may adjourn them to such Time as he shall think proper;”

    US Constitution: Article 2, Section 3

  15. https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2024-10-06-milton-major-hurricane-threat-florida-gulf-coast

    “Wind Damage: M​ost of the new computer guidance suggests that a Category 3 hurricane will develop, though some models have a stronger storm than this. Residents should prepare as if a Category 4 or 5 hurricane is anticipated.”

    Mike Johnson is willing to let people lose everything to make a political point. It’s beyond ‘not caring’, it’s being openly malicious to American citizens.

    “FUCK YOU FLORIDA RESIDENTS, I GOT AN ELECTION TO WIN FOR SUGAR DADDY TRUMP”

    Mike Johnson

  16. Oh but please tell me more about how FEMA is blocking aid and how Harris is only offering $750 to replace your destroyed home.

  17. >Pressed on whether he would call Congress back into session before the election, Johnson replied, “We’ll be back in session immediately after the election.”

    >“That’s 30 days from now. The thing about these hurricanes and disasters of this magnitude is it takes a while to calculate the actual damages, and the states are going to need some time to do that,” Johnson said, adding that determining “specific needs and requests based upon the actual damages” from natural disasters takes time.

  18. Normally I’d make a joke and say they don’t do anything anyway so we’re not missing out but in this scenario I believe johnson is using this to try to hurt the democrats, and I think that’s evil.

    Fuck you and your lives, we have an election to influence! we’ll get to helping you in a little over a month when we feel like it.

    Dems should be HAMMERING them online, on tv and radio (since they’re so obsessed with FM) about this.

  19. How does that GOP expect to get support when all they want to do is make live hard for people and make them suffer. Heartless bastards.

  20. The GQP likes to whine about problems while stifling any possible solutions.

  21. From ChillyWanton …

    The list — only Republicans voted “no” to fund FEMA before Hurricane Helene

    House

    Rep. James Baird of Indiana
    Rep. Troy Balderson of Ohio
    Rep. Jim Banks of Indiana
    Rep. Aaron Bean of Florida
    Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona
    Rep. Gus Bilirakis of Florida
    Rep. Dan Bishop of North Carolina
    Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado
    Rep. Mike Bost of Illinois
    Rep. Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma
    Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee
    Rep. Eric Burlison of Missouri
    Rep. Kat Cammack of Florida
    Rep. Michael Cloud of Texas
    Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia
    Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia
    Rep. Eli Crane of Arizona
    Rep. John Curtis of Utah
    Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio
    Rep. Byron Donalds of Florida
    Rep. Jeff Duncan of South Carolina
    Rep. Ron Estes of Kansas
    Rep. Mike Ezell of Mississippi
    Rep. Randy Feenstra of Iowa
    Rep. Brad Finstad of Minnesota
    Rep. Michelle Fischbach of Minnesota
    Rep. Russell Fry of South Carolina
    Rep. Russ Fulcher of Idaho
    Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida
    Rep. Tony Gonzales of Texas
    Rep. Bob Good of Virginia
    Rep. Lance Gooden of Texas
    Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona
    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia
    Rep. Morgan Griffith of Virginia
    Rep. Michael Guest of Mississippi
    Rep. Harriet Hageman of Wyoming
    Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland
    Rep. Clay Higgins of Louisiana
    Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio
    Rep. John Joyce of Pennsylvania
    Rep. Trent Kelly of Mississippi
    Rep. Darin LaHood of Illinois
    Rep. Laurel Lee of Florida
    Rep. Debbie Lesko of Arizona
    Rep. Greg Lopez of Colorado
    Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida
    Rep. Morgan Lutrell of Texas
    Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina
    Rep. Tracey Mann of Kansas
    Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky
    Rep. Tom McClintock of California
    Rep. Rich McCormick of Georgia
    Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois
    Rep. Max Miller of Ohio
    Rep. Cory Mills of Florida
    Rep. Alex Mooney of West Virginia
    Rep. Barry Moore of Alabama
    Rep. Nathaniel Moran of Texas
    Rep. Ralph Norman of South Carolina
    Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee
    Rep. Gary Palmer of Alabama
    Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania
    Rep. Bill Posey of Florida
    Rep. John Rose of Tennessee
    Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana
    Rep. Chip Roy of Texas
    Rep. David Schweikert of Arizona
    Rep. Keith Self of Texas
    Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana
    Rep. Claudia Tenney of New York
    Rep. William Timmons of South Carolina
    Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey
    Rep. Beth Van Duyne of Texas
    Rep. Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin
    Rep. Mike Waltz of Florida
    Rep. Randy Weber of Texas
    Rep. Daniel Webster of Florida
    Rep. Bruce Westerman of Arkansas
    Rep. Roger Williams of Texas
    Rep. Rudy Yakym of Indiana

    Senate

    Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee
    Sen. Mike Braun of Indiana
    Sen. Katie Britt of Alabama
    Sen. Ted Budd of North Carolina
    Sen. Mike Crapo of Idaho
    Sen. Deb Fischer of Nebraska
    Sen. Bill Hagerty of Tennessee
    Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri
    Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin
    Sen. Mike Lee of Utah
    Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas
    Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma
    Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky
    Sen. Pete Ricketts of Nebraska
    Sen. James Risch of Idaho
    Sen. Eric Schmitt of Missouri
    Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina
    Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama

  22. They don’t just hate democrats, they hate their voters too

  23. This is how little the GOP actually cares about the citizens.

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