Ohio Governor John Kasich on Saturday rejected an offer of federal aid for his tornado-stricken state that could have amounted to millions of dollars in payments and loans. Neighboring Kentucky and Indiana have already expressed their gratitude for the aid and have welcomed the arrival of FEMA teams for an initial evaluation of damage.
“I believe that we can handle this,” Kasich told Clermont County storm victims who had taken shelter in a local high school.
Clermont County officials did not share Kasich’s confidence. County Commissioner Bob Proud suggested that the state could probably handle the cleanup but that federal aid might be needed to provide temporary housing for residents who have lost their homes.
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Monday, March 05, 2012
Using Tornado Victims As Political Guinea Pigs
A terrible decision by Ohio Governor John Kasich:
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