[Kaslin]

What is the matter with the water departments in these states and cities? Our water department sometimes adds clorine to the water you can smell it when it comes out of the faucet.

[Mouton]

Cheaper solution. Install water coolers.

[cnsmom]

The DC lead water problem was known 40 years ago when Amy Carter was attending.

[C210N]

Gonna have to address fluoridated water as well.

[Lurch Addams]

“The cheap option — turning off the drinking fountains — will work, but kids still need to have water throughout the day.”

So her solution is to give kids water from chemical-laden plastic bottles?

[Leep]

Maybe they could raises property taxes?
That won’t necessarily fix the problem.
But it’s a good excuse to raises taxes.

[DannyTN]

So they’ve been testing the paint but not the water?

[stars & stripes forever]

SOLUTION...

Homeschool. Not only is the water poisoned, but the curriculum too.

[Bogey78O]

Dems get in by agitating minor crises. Then they loot the treasury and turn the minor crisis into a major crisis.

[Ford4000]

Sounds like propaganda to me. The tipoff is the statement that no amount of lead is safe.

[Do_Tar]

Do nothing for years.
Now.
$55 Billion, $3.5 Trillion.
Whatever. It’s for the children!

[Keyhopper]

The chlorine is a disinfectant. Usually twice a year water departments will flush their lines and add extra chlorine. This is done to get chlorine throughout the distribution system.

[dljordan]

Are they talking about galvanized pipes? They aren’t lead.