The
devastation brought by Hurricane Sandy on the East coast will continue to
affect the people in a negative manner. Some Democratic hopefuls are thinking
that this has been a good sign for the presidential election showing Baracks
leadership skills and passion for the American people.
Sandy is a
reminder to Americans about climate change and the continued denial of the
warming of the planet and melting of the polar ice caps is not a top concern
for Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. In
recent months Mitt Romney has showed interest in dismantling FEMA and making
disaster relief programs all privatized. With the efforts that FEMA’s crew has been
making during this time Americans are seeing just how much we need and are
benefiting from FEMA.
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| President Obama and Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney helping as much as they can with relief efforts. |
As many
leaders are critiquing Obama as he gets closer and closer to Election Day a not
so common supported or Obama is praising him for the work that he’s done thus
far on the Atlantic coast. Republican Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey
spoke warmly about him as the topic came up often in an interview today.
Democrats are making sure people know who is being a successful leader during
this time and that Obama has the skills it takes to lead a country in a time of
great disaster like this one. “He looks like a real president” said a
individual at a Ohio rally for Obama’s reelection.
There are
many issues that come up when talking about climate change and more frequent
storms is one of them. People want a president that is going to be firm about
this issue and not turn a blind eye to the concept that our planet is in a
changing state. Obama pledged to cool the planet by cutting carbon emissions
because if they continue at the current rate we’ll so more super storms like
sandy and eventually boil the planet. These issues are being showed in live action
just days before the election and could possibly change minds of undecided
voters.
Politico.com-11-02-12
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