Trump will be in East Palestine today, joined by Ohio lawmakers JDVance1 & RepBillJohnson, where he'll give out stocks of water and cleaning supplies to the town's residents. He hopes to make a contrast with Biden who has not yet been to the region.
Trump is expected to meet with locals and draw a contrast with President Joe Biden. The president has not yet traveled to the beleaguered community but recently traveled to Ukraine."Those are great people, and they were abandoned," Trump previously told Just the News."I'll be spending some time in Ohio, where [Biden] should be. And frankly, FEMA should have been there a long time ago; I announced that I was going, and all of a sudden, people sending a lot of money now.
He will give 13 pallets of water, which each contain several thousand water bottles and thousands of gallons of cleaning supplies to the community, according to the report. Trump will also reportedly collaborate with nonprofit organizations KORTX and Blue Line Moving. Vinyl chloride has been linked to liver damage and a rare form of liver cancer. Fearing an explosion from the festering chemicals, officials moved to do a controlled burn, but then a black plume triggered concerns that there could be additional toxic material unleashed on the nearby environment.Biden recently gave an update on the derailment fiasco and backed the EPA plan to make Norfolk Southern foot the bill for cleanup efforts.
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