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Harris Struggles with Milton Crisis…

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The Helene victims yet to see RELIEF!

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Biden-Harris administration faces a new and more daunting challenge as Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, barrels toward Florida. With 175 mph winds and a predicted storm surge of up to 12 feet, the storm is expected further to stretch the administration’s already strained disaster response capabilities. But they still have enough to care for illegals…before citizens and hurricane victims? While President Biden and Vice President Harris have tried to stay on top of recovery efforts from Helene, their handling of Milton could become a critical test of leadership—and one that could significantly influence their chances in the 2024 election.

Harris, who has faced criticism for her non-response to Hurricane Helene, is already vulnerable. Her performance during the upcoming storm will be scrutinized even more closely, particularly given the stakes in battleground states like Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. Helene hit these states hard and now faces another round of destruction from Milton. The challenge is immense for Harris, who already trails former President Donald Trump in leadership ratings.

Federal Response Under Fire

The administration’s response to Helene was “slow”. A victim related there was only one FEMA representative onsite in 3 days, with many residents in the affected areas feeling that aid and federal resources took too long to arrive. Harris has faced backlash for what some have called a “photo-op” visit days after Helene devastated parts of the Southeast. As Milton approaches, critics question whether the administration is better prepared this time—or if they are reacting to events as they unfold.

On Monday, Biden signed an emergency declaration for Florida, citing more than three dozen counties that Milton could affect. However, the administration’s track record on Helene has already planted doubt in voters’ minds.

“This will depend on how well they handle Milton,” said Republican strategist Ron Bonjean. “If the federal response falls short, Trump will jump on it and say, ‘I told you so.’” We don’t blame him for what Obama, Obiden and Hillary put him through!

Bonjean warned that Trump, who has been relentless in his attacks on the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of disasters, could use any missteps to significantly influence undecided voters.

“Trump could take advantage if they haven’t planned it all the way through,” Bonjean added, underlining the potential threat to the Biden-Harris administration.

Harris’ Leadership Questioned

Harris’ leadership is nonexistent …what plans did she implement at the Southern Border?

Harris is in a particularly precarious position. She has trailed significantly in leadership—an area where voters have shown skepticism, particularly after her delayed response to Helene. In swing states like Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, where recovery efforts from Helene are still underway, Harris’ actions in the face of Hurricane Milton will likely be seen as a referendum on her ability to lead in a crisis.

“This is going to be a defining moment for Harris,” said a NYC-based Democratic strategist, speaking anonymously. “She’s been criticized for being late to the game with Helene. With Milton coming right after, people will be watching closely.”

Harris’ September 29th tweet about being briefed on Helene’s impact came four days after the storm landed, reinforcing perceptions that her leadership was reactive rather than proactive. Comparisons to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, who took swift action before Helene even hit, have not been favorable. DeSantis, in particular, called for a state of emergency days before the storm, while Harris’ visit and federal aid announcements came after significant damage had already been done. She employed the “FEMA reverse” plan!

DeSantis and Kemp Lead While Harris Lags

In contrast to Harris’ delayed response, DeSantis and Kemp have demonstrated robust and decisive leadership in their states. DeSantis, who declared a state of emergency before Hurricane Helene formed into a significant storm, has won praise for handling the disaster.

“DeSantis knew what needed to be done, and he did it,” said a local Southwest Florida political commentator. “That’s why Florida was prepared, and that’s why people are now looking to him as a real leader.”

Kemp, who issued a state of emergency in Georgia before Helene’s arrival, was similarly lauded for his preparedness. His administration has coordinated closely with FEMA and local authorities to ensure that resources were in place for the storm’s impact. As Hurricane Milton approaches, both governors are again taking swift action, positioning themselves as leaders ready to handle the crisis.

By contrast, Harris has struggled to project the same level of leadership. DeSantis even refused to take a call from Harris regarding the situation in Florida, with a DeSantis aide dismissing the conversation as “political.” Meanwhile, Kemp has steered clear of any photo ops with Harris, appearing instead with Trump at an event in Georgia last week.

Trump Poised to Capitalize on Biden-Harris Failures

Trump would never allow failures, especially when everything Biden-Harris do …is a failure!

Former President Trump, remaining competitive in crucial swing states, has seized on the administration’s perceived failures. Trump has accused the Biden-Harris administration of diverting FEMA funds to house migrants instead of helping storm victims—a claim that resonates with many of Trump’s base.

Trump’s relentless attacks have forced the Biden-Harris administration to be defensive. FEMA even launched a website to counter misinformation, acknowledging that false claims could hinder recovery efforts. But despite these efforts, the narrative of an administration struggling to handle multiple crises has gained traction.

But all Biden-Obama did to prevent Trump from even running has blown up in their faces…non-criminal cases made criminal against Trump by corrupt DA’s and Judges…being dismissed one after another!

The Stakes for 2024

With Hurricane Milton expected to land soon, the Biden-Harris administration faces a critical test. The federal response to this storm, coming so soon after Helene, could have significant political ramifications. While risky, Trump’s strategy of attacking the administration’s disaster response may pay off if the response to Milton is anything less than flawless.

“This is about leadership,” said Republican pollster Whit Ayres. “Voters want to see who can handle a crisis, and Harris hasn’t shown that she can right now. If Milton hits hard and the response falters, it could push voters away from the Democrats.”

Democratic strategist Jim Manley acknowledged the pressure on the administration but urged them to stay focused on the task. “They’re on overdrive right now,” he said. “Republicans are doing everything they can to sow confusion, but Biden and Harris need to stay focused on disaster relief.”

Conclusion: A Make-or-Break Moment

Name ONE successful thing they have accomplished… either or both. Hurricane Milton will be the Biden-Harris administration’s defining moment in the lead up to the 2024 election. While Trump stands tall, Biden-Harris will fail again.