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DeSantis is expected to be in hurricane-damaged areas today, including southwest Florida. WHERE’S RON? - Nothing official has been released, but Gov. “We will fight for the money as we have supported other states, but it’s needed for emergency relief,” Rubio told ABC. He responded by saying he has “consistently voted” for disaster relief for other communities, but he added that he would vote against any future bill if it has unrelated “pork” for other spending projects.

No to ‘pork’ - Rubio, meanwhile, was asked during two separate Sunday television appearances about a vote against a relief package for Hurricane Sandy victims back in 2013. Val Demings, who is challenging Rubio, said on Twitter on Sunday: “In the United States Senate, I’ll never put partisan politics over delivering disaster relief for Floridians.”Ĭounterpoint - Scott pushed back against the criticism and said he would have supported a stand-alone measure on disaster funding and noted that both he and Rubio support a supplemental relief package to help Floridians.

Manny Diaz, the Florida Democratic Party chair, said “this is a level of callous indifference and political opportunism that boggles the mind.”Īlso - Rep. “Not one Florida Republican in Congress who was present, voted to put the interests of those suffering from tragedy above their own political fortunes,” Wasserman Schultz said. Debbie Wasserman Schultz was among the Democrats who ripped into her Florida GOP colleagues over their vote. What the bill does - The legislation sent to President Joe Biden did not specifically include funding for recovery from Ian, but it contains billions of dollars for states grappling with natural disasters and gives flexibility to federal authorities to spend money on disaster assistance, which could benefit Floridians in the short-term. Marco Rubio was absent for the vote since he was in Florida.) Rick Scott was among of the minority of 25 Senate Republicans who voted against this legislation, as did every Florida Republican in the House, including those representing storm-torn areas. On the board - A part of the back-and-forth is based on a congressional vote late last week to pass a short-term spending bill that funds the government through mid-December but also includes disaster relief money.

A shift in the wind - It’s only been a handful of days since deadly Hurricane Ian landed a devastating blow against the state, but the finger-pointing and political rhetoric is beginning to seep back in, especially over storm relief.

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