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from SGT Report: Chaos, death and destruction brought to you by the criminal and treasonous Biden-Harris administration. The official tally of the dead from hurricane Helene currently stands at 227 but thousands of Americans are missing and presumed dead and FEMA under Biden-Harris is doing LESS THAN NOTHING, in fact, FEMA is standing in the […]

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For those who don’t spend their Sunday mornings glued to the television — and their Sunday afternoons attempting to dig through a week’s worth of network and cable news media spin — The Daily Wire has compiled a short summary of what you may have missed. The southeastern United States — particularly Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee — are still reeling from the impact of Hurricane Helene, which first made landfall in Florida nearly 10 days ago and has since become the deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland U.S. since Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005. The death toll for Hurricane Helene rises above 225, becoming the deadliest hurricane for mainland U.S. since Katrina in 2005.@GioBenitez reports from North Carolina: https://t.co/Zmajkv3znS pic.twitter.com/NNXMA3VyVw — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) October 6, 2024 In the midst of the devastation, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has taken some criticism over funds set aside through another program over the last several years to help cover the astronomical costs of migrant resettlement resulting from the Biden-Harris administration’s abject refusal to stop illegal immigrants at the southern border. But as critics have pointed that out — and have also noted that several civilian aid operations have been thwarted by FEMA as they were trying to help — media and Biden-Harris surrogates have scrambled to run cover for the organization. On ABC’s “This Week,” anchor George Stephanopoulos brought in FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell to defend the agency and the work it was doing — and she used some of her time to complain about the people criticizing FEMA’s response to the still unfolding crisis in the southeastern United States. “It’s frankly ridiculous and just plain false,” she said. “This kind of rhetoric is not helpful to people. You know it’s really a shame that we’re putting politics ahead of helping people — and that’s what we’re here to do. We’ve had the complete support of the state. We’ve had the local officials helping to push back on this dangerous — truly dangerous — narrative that is creating this fear of trying to reach out and help us or to register for help. You know, people need resources, and we need them to get into the system. And it’s just, you know, a shame that people are sitting home on their comfortable couches while we have thousands of people here on the ground that have left their own families to be able to help those in need.” What Criswell did not mention was the fact that a number of the criticisms had come from civilian volunteers on the ground in hurricane-ravaged areas who had been trying to get help to those who needed at and got tangled up in red tape instead. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell pushes back on baseless claims about the agency’s funding following Hurricane Helene. "It's frankly ridiculous and just plain false … It's really a shame that we're putting politics ahead of helping people." https://t.co/UxLoOSBsyC pic.twitter.com/btwz4rHY70 — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) October 6, 2024 Still Criswell continued to complain, arguing that he criticisms were “demoralizing” for the FEMA employees on the ground. “When you have this dangerous rhetoric,” she said, adding, “It creates fear in our own employees and we need to make sure we’re getting help to the people who need it.” FEMA's Deanne Criswell tells @GStephanopoulos that falsehoods about agency can be “demoralizing." “When you have this dangerous rhetoric … it creates fear in our own employees and we need to make sure we're getting help to the people who need it.” https://t.co/iScqerl0ew pic.twitter.com/lta6wrxLMi — This Week (@ThisWeekABC) October 6, 2024 “Face the Nation” on CBS News took a similar tack, bringing in Senator Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) to defend FEMA’s response. “Many of the observations are not even from people on the ground,” he said. “We don’t need any of these distractions on the ground. It’s at the expense of the hard-working first responders and people that are just trying to recover their life,” he added. On the false claims and conspiracy theories swirling after Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina, @SenThomTillis says "many of the observations are not even from people on the ground." “We don't need any of these distractions on the ground. It's at the expense of the… pic.twitter.com/RluSIqZx9U — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) October 6, 2024 “We can have a discussion about the failure of this administration’s border policies and the billions of dollars it’s costing, but right now — not yet — is it affecting the flow of resources to western North Carolina,” he said, arguing that the FEMA funds set aside for migrant resettlement programs were not creating a strain on the agency’s emergency response capabilities. North Carolina @SenThomTillis says federal spending on immigrants is not affecting the federal response to Hurricane Helene recovery, as Donald Trump has claimed. "We can have a discussion about the failure of this administration's border policies and the billions of dollars… pic.twitter.com/f2Sv6auzOf — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) October 6, 2024 On CNN’s “State of the Union,” anchor Dana Bash pressed Lara Trump to answer for former President Donald Trump — who criticized FEMA’s response from the rally stage in Butler, Pennsylvania. “He said that FEMA is only offering $750 to Americans who have had their homes destroyed,” Bash said. “That’s not true. He’s also echoing conspiracy theorists online who falsely claim that the administration’s redirecting disaster money for undocumented immigrants. That’s also not true.” .@DanaBashCNN presses @LaraLeaTrump on former President Donald Trump’s false claims about the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. pic.twitter.com/4RMAPKbllZ — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) October 6, 2024 Anchor Kristen Welker tried a similar approach with Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR), but he made it clear he was having none of that. Welker argued that some were falling for narratives like “the idea that FEMA funds are being redirected to migrants which is not true.” “It is true, that FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants,” Cotton shot back. “We just passed a short term spending bill, very common for the [Biden – Harris] administration to come and ask for permission to move money between funds, especially to prepare for emergencies.” “This administration seems to have no problem finding money when they want to spend it on their priorities. [Illegals] When they need 100s of billions of dollars to pay off student loans for graduate students and gender studies programs, they somehow find it,” Cotton continued. “When it’s trying to get helicopters to deliver food and water and cellular service and life saving medicine into these mountain valleys, they somehow can’t seem to find the money.” Tom Cotton cuts through Kristen Welker's BS regarding Hurricane Helene, noting that Democrats always have money to spend, except when it comes to Americans in need:Kristen Welker: "Like the idea that FEMA funds are being redirected to migrants which is not true."Tom Cotton: "It… pic.twitter.com/WIRmwckzmv — Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) October 6, 2024 And on MSNBC’s “Inside with Jen Psaki,” the former White House Press Secretary spoke with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about the situation. Buttigieg, unsurprisingly, ran with the same talking point as the others — namely that FEMA was fine, everything was fine, and the real damage was being done by the people who dared to question the administration’s response in any way. “[Misinformation] can have a real cost for people on the ground,” he said. “If you look at what’s going on online, a lot of it seems to be driven by politics and that is actively harming and disrupting the process of getting back to normal.” .@SecretaryPete on hurricane relief misinformation: "It can have a real cost for people on the ground… If you look at what’s going on online, a lot of it seems to be driven by politics and that is actively harming and disrupting the process of getting back to normal.” pic.twitter.com/H3PNGkSBTV — Inside with Jen Psaki (@InsideWithPsaki) October 6, 2024

An extensive survey of voters in the “bellwether” Pennsylvania counties that could determine who wins the state found that former President Donald Trump holds a slim lead over Vice President Kamala Harris and is favored on the issues they say are most important to them, according to results released by Cygnal exclusively to The Daily Wire.  The two counties, Erie and Northampton, have voted with the winning side in every election since 2008 — they sided with President Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, Donald Trump in 2016, and Joe Biden in 2020. Pennsylvania is considered one of the most important battleground states in the 2024 election with most polls showing a statistical tie between Trump and Harris. Trump is ahead in the swing districts by just one percent, 49 to 48, according to the Cygnal survey. “In a reversal from 2020, Pennsylvania’s ‘Bellwether Counties’ have narrowly swung back to Donald Trump,” the pollster wrote, determining that the former president is winning over traditional Democrat voters that view Harris as too radical. “As Democrats have a 4-point party registration advantage in these counties, this is further evidence of these ancestral Democrats increasingly leaving the party of their forefathers.” As with the rest of the country, the economy and immigration are at the top of mind for bellwether voters, with 31% listing inflation and the economy as their top issue, and 24% saying the biggest issue is immigration and border security.  Former President Trump holds a 6-point lead on the economy (52-46) and a significant 15-point lead (56-41) on immigration. He’s also ahead by 6% on crime (52-46), while Harris holds a 14% advantage on abortion (53-39), though fewer than one in five bellwether voters share her position that it should be legal up until birth.  The poll found that the key for Harris is presenting herself as a moderate — only two-in-ten voters characterized Harris as a moderate, and she won the support of nearly all of them, 95%. “This underscores the need of the Trump campaign to triple-down on defining Harris as the far-left, radical San Francisco Liberal she is,” Cygnal writes in its report. “50% of voters currently say Harris’s political ideology and beliefs are very liberal and Trump wins 87% of these voters.” According to the new poll, half of likely voters in Pennsylvania approve of Trump’s performance in the White House, while just 39% approve of the Biden-Harris administration.  In addition to leading in a hypothetical head-to-head, the former president also boasts a higher job approval, more trust on the issues, and a more favorable image. Even more alarming for the Harris campaign are the vice president’s and Democratic Party’s net favorability ratings (-8 and -13, respectively). Donald Trump and the Republican Party each have net favorability ratings of -4.  Polling from Cygnal indicates that Donald Trump has further solidified his support among working-class voters. He holds a 16% lead among union households and a 13% advantage with voters earning less than $100,000 a year. While Harris holds a 27-point lead with college-educated bellwether voters, Trump is ahead by 20 points among those without a college degree.  Harris also outperforms Trump with wealthier households — she’s up by 18 points among those earning over six figures — and women under 55 — a group she carries by 25 points.  In addition to a wide education and wealth gap, the poll also shows a stark divide along gender lines. Harris leads by 25% with women, while Trump is ahead by 29% among men.  According to the new polling, the decision to pass over Shapiro could prove costly in Pennsylvania. Before selecting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate, Harris was considering Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, but was reportedly concerned that the Jewish governor’s stance on Israel was at odds with her party’s base.  Among bellwether voters in the state, Shapiro has a plus-14-point favorability rating, while Walz sits at plus-2. And more importantly, in a hypothetical Trump/Vance — Harris/Shapiro head-to-head, the Democrats are ahead by one point (48-47).