Maryland Governor Slams Trump Admin for Denying Disaster Relief Funds
CNNJuly 29, 20254 min435,333 views
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- 💔 Maryland Governor Wes Moore is criticizing the Trump administration for denying FEMA funding following devastating flooding in May.
- 💰 The governor had requested millions of dollars to rebuild roads, bridges, and buildings in two severely impacted counties.
- 🗣️ Governor Moore described the decision as "petty" and "partisan" with no basis, stating Maryland exceeded the criteria for aid.
FEMA's Response and Local Impact
- 📄 A FEMA spokesperson stated the decision was based on "policy, not politics" and that they worked closely with Maryland officials.
- ❓ Mayor Judy Hamilton of Westernport expressed confusion over the denial, hoping it wasn't politically motivated and vowing to pursue the appeal process.
- infrastructure damage, including a critical road closure that impacts emergency response times.
- 🏠 Residents are facing significant home damage, with a major concern being the lack of heating systems as winter approaches, despite community and agency donations of appliances.
Community Anxiety and Governor's Support
- 😟 The community is experiencing anxiety and PTSD following the disaster, with residents becoming distressed at the sound of rain.
- 🤝 Governor Moore has been a consistent source of support for Westernport since the flooding occurred, promising to help the town recover.
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