Trump Says Anyone Who’s Still Alive In Puerto Rico ‘Appreciates The Fantastic Job’ He Did After Hurricane

On Tuesday, researchers at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University released the results of a study commissioned by Puerto Rico. The independent assessment sought to "accurately estimate the excess number of deaths due to Hurricane María" and as it turns out, the official death toll was just a bit off. Specifically, the U.S. territory's official count was 64 prior to the study and now, that official tally is 2,975. Here are a couple of useful excerpts

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3 thoughts on “Trump Says Anyone Who’s Still Alive In Puerto Rico ‘Appreciates The Fantastic Job’ He Did After Hurricane

  1. Pure scum. He is a waste of human flesh.

    Someone had to tell this prick that those were Americans he was criticizing and insulting, even saying it was wasting money on lazy people who wanted someone to do it all for them.

    I will never forget his throwing paper towels into the crowd of displaced and desperate people who looked to him for help. Those incredibly strong people lived for months without electricity. Roads destroyed beyond usable and having to walk many miles or wade across deep water to get life supporting supplies and hundreds of people died after the hurricane due to inadequate and unavailable necessities to sustain life.

    Along with all his numerous other complete failures as president, this horror story should forever be at the top of that list – there is no excuse for his incompetence, inadequacy, ineptitude, and paucity of money and manpower – and there is no forgiveness for his absence of a soul.