Team Blake, Casa Boricua Senior Center and Forest House residents gathered items to send to Puerto Rico through the New York State coordinated response.
When
crisis strikes, we see our leader’s true colors. The colors we see
today, amidst one of the largest natural disasters in our history, are
simply revolting. President Trump’s remarks today that aid and first
responders will not last “forever” are just a continuation of inaction
and divisive rhetoric that may in fact have a serious impact on American
lives. Puerto Rico and its people need healing, food, water, hygiene
products, power and the aid of their fellow Americans. They do not need
to be dragged into divisive and destructive tweets. America needs its
national government more than ever. It is time for Congress to send
funding and aid where it’s needed most - helping our American brothers
and sisters in Puerto Rico
Over the past few weeks our office has worked tirelessly to send over 2,000 pounds of necessities to Puerto Rico. Items like feminine products, batteries, toothbrushes, toothpaste and the daily necessities that make quality of life possible.
Furthermore, my office and I continue to support our constituents and Puerto Rican's by continuing to send more resources and goods in the coming weeks.
Over the past few weeks our office has worked tirelessly to send over 2,000 pounds of necessities to Puerto Rico. Items like feminine products, batteries, toothbrushes, toothpaste and the daily necessities that make quality of life possible.
Furthermore, my office and I continue to support our constituents and Puerto Rican's by continuing to send more resources and goods in the coming weeks.
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