Joe Biden slammed for ‘Disgraceful’ response to Hawaii disaster: ‘Katrina moment?’

Joe Biden slammed for ‘Disgraceful’ response to Hawaii disaster: ‘Katrina moment?’
President Joe Biden waves as he walks to his motorcade after spending time on the beach near his family home in Rehoboth Beach, Del., Sunday, Aug. 13, 2023. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

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President Joe Biden is being slammed for his “disgraceful response” — being termed his “Katrina moment” — after appearing unconcerned by the rising death toll in Hawaii when he offered “no comment” when asked about the current catastrophe after reclining at a Delaware beach.

On Sunday evening, the president reportedly said he had “no comment” when asked about the rising death toll from the devastating Hawaii fires that have ravaged Maui since Tuesday.

“After a couple hours on the Rehoboth beach, @potus was asked about the rising death toll in Hawaii. ‘No comment,’ he said before heading home,” tweeted Bloomberg White House reporter Justin Sink along with a photo of Biden on the beach surrounded by several people in beach chairs.

Justin Sink on X (formerly Twitter): “After a couple hours on the Rehoboth beach, @potus was asked about the rising death toll in Hawaii”No comment,” he said before heading home pic.twitter.com/Y0UmXirju9 / X”

After a couple hours on the Rehoboth beach, @potus was asked about the rising death toll in Hawaii”No comment,” he said before heading home pic.twitter.com/Y0UmXirju9

In response, many took to social media to voice outrage over the president’s “appalling” response.

“Hawaii is part of the United States, right? How could the President of the United States not have a comment on the unfolding tragedy there?” asked Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX).

“We are [a] Nation in decline led by a sandcastle commander in chief who spends more time on applying sunblock than he does on the struggle facing millions of Americans,” he added.

Wesley Hunt on X (formerly Twitter): “Hawaii is part of the United States, right? How could the President of the United States not have a comment on the unfolding tragedy there? We are Nation in decline led by a sandcastle commander in chief who spends more time on applying sunblock than he does on the struggle… pic.twitter.com/ndrkGqVbcT / X”

Hawaii is part of the United States, right? How could the President of the United States not have a comment on the unfolding tragedy there? We are Nation in decline led by a sandcastle commander in chief who spends more time on applying sunblock than he does on the struggle…

“While Americans in Hawaii are missing loved ones and have lost their homes, Joe Biden vacations on the beach,” wrote Congressman Bob Good (R-VA). “Is this the famous ‘compassion’ the media has told us about?”

Congressman Bob Good on X (formerly Twitter): “While Americans in Hawaii are missing loved ones and have lost their homes, Joe Biden vacations on the beach. Is this the famous “compassion” the media has told us about? https://t.co/WeeoK3LCkb / X”

While Americans in Hawaii are missing loved ones and have lost their homes, Joe Biden vacations on the beach. Is this the famous “compassion” the media has told us about? https://t.co/WeeoK3LCkb

“Jill Biden in 2020: Epathy [sic] is on the ballot Joe Biden in 2023: ‘No Comment’ on Hawaii,” wrote Congresswoman Mayra Flores (R-TX).

Mayra Flores Vallejo on X (formerly Twitter): “Jill Biden in 2020: Epathy is on the ballot Joe Biden in 2023: ‘No Comment’ on Hawaii pic.twitter.com/OKugw4TwfW / X”

Jill Biden in 2020: Epathy is on the ballot Joe Biden in 2023: ‘No Comment’ on Hawaii pic.twitter.com/OKugw4TwfW

“Joe Biden couldn’t be bothered to comment on the HORRIBLE tragedy in Hawaii. Too busy vacationing at the beach,” wrote Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX).

“The tragic truth is he’s not the one running the country. He has NO IDEA what’s going on,” he added. “We deserve MUCH BETTER!”

This article originally appeared in Breitbart

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