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<blockquote data-quote="tourists24" data-source="post: 5987467" data-attributes="member: 11490">I don&#039;t need to ask the politicians. I can read and hear what they say for the cameras. I&#039;ve been there and seen exactly who is on the ground taking action with my own eyes. And more importantly have talked with the people I know in some of these smaller communities and hearing who it is giving the most efforts, and it sure as hell isn&#039;t the feds.But you are so hellbent on making your political heroes look good and hate bad orange man so much that you will blindly believe the media because it fits your narrative. The only feds that were even in the area at all at first was the administrative folks. That&#039;s it. The politicians lie about it. [USER=43825]@MAKAVELI[/USER] made a lot of sense what he posted and made me look at things a lot differently when it comes to the feds and FEMA response.FEMA has NOW established itself across Buncombe County and is starting to do what should have been done within a day of this disaster. My whole point is that they were woefully late in doing anything. Instead of relying on the media and politicians maybe get down here and see for yourself and talk to the actual people affected.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourists24, post: 5987467, member: 11490"] I don't need to ask the politicians. I can read and hear what they say for the cameras. I've been there and seen exactly who is on the ground taking action with my own eyes. And more importantly have talked with the people I know in some of these smaller communities and hearing who it is giving the most efforts, and it sure as hell isn't the feds. But you are so hellbent on making your political heroes look good and hate bad orange man so much that you will blindly believe the media because it fits your narrative. The only feds that were even in the area at all at first was the administrative folks. That's it. The politicians lie about it. [USER=43825]@MAKAVELI[/USER] made a lot of sense what he posted and made me look at things a lot differently when it comes to the feds and FEMA response. FEMA has NOW established itself across Buncombe County and is starting to do what should have been done within a day of this disaster. My whole point is that they were woefully late in doing anything. Instead of relying on the media and politicians maybe get down here and see for yourself and talk to the actual people affected. [/QUOTE]

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