Will this next hurricane affect the 2024 Election 🌀

Project 2025 includes guidelines for cutting disaster aid. Whether this actually gets implemented or not we'll not know til the time comes but voters should be informed:

https://www.newsweek.com/project-2025-hurricane-helene-disaster-relief-nws-noaa-fema-1962660

Storms are getting bigger, stronger, more destructive, more expensive, just as science has been telling us it would. The warmer ocean waters are creating hurricanes on steroids. It's seriously time for us to stop conflating science with politics because people are dying or losing everything.

Let us examine the Government's track record on;

Hurricane Katrina
Hurricane Rita
Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Maria
East Palestine, Ohio
The Hawaiian Island Fire to name a few...

If anyone was possibly paying attention to the National Embarrassment of the Government's response to and the Photo-Ops that followed, that in and of itself should've brought to bear the ineptitude of the US Government. It's well known by Voters, Taxpayers, and Consumers, the US Government's Bureaucratic mismanagement of Disaster Relief. Puerto Rico was the undeniable living embodiment why "Good Intentions" never benefits the Citizenry. The road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions.

Bureaucrats claim they want to "Help". All I would note, If the utter Embarrassment of Hurricane Katrina was any indication of how the US Government operates, How is it that anyone honestly expects this Disaster and the Photo-Ops that follow to be any different?!

No one should forget;
"And Brownie, You're doing a Heck of a Job" It's been yet again proven once again for the World to see, An inept Government cannot fail those it doesn't serve.

Hopefully she can use this as an opportunity to highlight how repubs have misled the public on climate change.

This is political tripe.
You know better!

No, we all know the federal government is a bloated bureaucracy that is slow to respond to anything.

Always has been, and always will be.

People know this and those who were going to vote for Kamala will still vote for her... those who won't, still won't.

Newsflash! It’s still hurricane season until November 1st. The big ones hit every year in early fall/late summer. Has nothing to do with elections.

Much of the "uproar" over the slowness and inadequacy of the government response seems to come from those who at other times advocate for small government and citizen self-sufficiency. You reap what you sow . .

people need to get on their knees and pray

They create the problem to give their solution in their favour not the people.

Presidents don't really have much impact on federal agencies such as FEMA; Absent a directive from the executive branch, which in terms of federal employees is rare. Congress, not the president passes federal budgets and funding; the president can overrule that funding (budget) after it passes. That being said it will effect the future so that includes it having an effect on the next election. Plus any resultant casualties are fewer voters so. . .

What hurricane is this? I haven't heard anything about it.