WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is telling Americans impacted by Superstorm Sandy that the country will be there for them as long as it takes to recover and rebuild.
In his weekly radio and Internet address, Obama says he has ordered his team not to let red tape and bureaucracy delay solving problems, especially for getting power restored.
To that end, a White House official says the president on Saturday will hold a teleconference between his team and state and local officials of impacted areas before dispatching several members of his Cabinet to view response efforts firsthand. The official spoke on condition of anonymity in advance of a public announcement.
Obama, in his final weekly address before Election Day, says there is “a lot of work ahead” for many storm-damaged communities.
Yeah, where is electricity and gas?
Yeah, where is electricity and gas?
Thats hilarious and easier said than done for any govt oficial to cut through,”red tape”.
Thats hilarious and easier said than done for any govt oficial to cut through,”red tape”.
How come ABC is not covering Benghazi.
Where is the gov. why aren’t stepping in and telling the Union’s to back off andlet the nonunion people go in to HELP THE RECOVERY AND CLEANUP?? WHAT GIVES I DON’T HEAR THE UNIONS DONATING FOOD GAS! !
Tell that to the many tree guys that were sent home and said they were not needed anymore!!!!