Building back better, which is how Biden characterizes his agenda of running government to address American’s needs, is, indeed, an effort to de-criminalize government itself.
President Donald Trump blamed former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder for the city of Flint’s ongoing water crisis and criticized his opponent, Democrat Joe Biden, for accepting Snyder’s endorsement. “I would NEVER have taken the endorsement of the man who, through gross incompetence, poisoned the people of Flint, Michigan,” Trump said, referring to the high levels…
Allowing Governor Snyder to flout the committee’s authority will deny the people of Flint the answers they deserve.
House Oversight Democrats have released written responses to questions from Congress to Gov. Rick Snyder about the Flint Water Crisis, and the Governor’s responses reveal that he lied during his Congressional testimony.
Senate Republicans forced a vote on an amendment today that would have denied federal aid to the poisoned children of Flint, Michigan. What is even more deplorable is that 47 Senate Republicans voted not help lead poisoned children.
Michigan Republicans aren’t fooling anyone. Activists aren’t slowing down their pursuit of Gov. Rick Snyder after three individuals were charged with crimes relating to the Flint water crisis.
The Republican cover-up is in full swing in Michigan as GOP Attorney General Schuette will announce felony and misdemeanour charges against three individuals for the Flint water crisis, but none of them are Gov. Rick Snyder.
Democratic Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-PA) obliterated Gov. Rick Snyder for his failure to take responsibility while trying to spread the blame around for the Flint water crisis that he caused.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders is calling for a federal criminal investigation into Gov. Rick Snyder and his administration after it was revealed that the Snyder administration knew of a potential link between a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak and the water in Flint, Michigan.
Senate Democrats stood with Flint today by blocking the advancement of an energy bill after Republicans continued to drag their feet on an aid package for the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
Speaking at the UAW-GM Center for Human Resources in Detroit, Michigan, President Obama addressed the horrific water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Obama said, “It is a reminder of why you can’t shortchange basic services that we provide to our people…”
“I saw the governor yesterday accepted responsibility. Clearly primary responsibility lies with local and state officials,” but he said that won’t stop the federal government from helping.
