Posted on 04/28/2013 9:35:24 AM PDT by ColdOne
Six months after Superstorm Sandy devastated the Jersey shore and New York City and pounded coastal areas of New England, the region is dealing with a slow and frustrating, yet often hopeful, recovery. Tens of thousands of people remain homeless. Housing, business, tourism and coastal protection all remain major issues with the summer vacation and hurricane seasons almost here again.
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Met a friend at a funeral in December of 2012—he’s a contractor in the south.
They went north to help the victims of Sandy and guess what?
They were pretty much TURNED AWAY because they were NOT UNION.
There must be dozens, if not hundreds, of FReepers who support and defend Obozo and Christie and who agree that what we need are huge tax increases. I just haven't seen them.< /sarc>
but but but crispy cream kissed HUSSEIN’S butt so this wouldn’t happen...........
Sematic nonsense.
Living "on the water" is usually defined by elevation and proximity. Most people on LI don't live "on the water".
When I go to the Philippines every year, they get hit by a MINIMUM 6 Typhoons and 3 Super Typhoons wiping out entire villages...
And they rebuild. Every damn year. What’s the excuse for these lazy clowns in NY?
The lazy clowns have had government dependence so heavily indoctrinated in thei brains for so long, they’re unable to muster the imitative to go forward themselves.
thei=their
imitiative=initiative
“6 months after Sandy, thousands homeless in NY, NJ”
I suspect the same was true six months BEFORE Sandy - this is the Obama economy, after all.
what’s the problem?? get off your fat a$$es and get to work fixing up your place, dont rely on Government, didnt you have insurance? no? sucks to be you.
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