i ve even voted for it without pay-fors. what i didn t vote for in sandy, they included a roof for a museum in washington, d.c., for fisheries in alaska. it had been loaded up with things that had nothing to do with disaster relief. i would never put out there we should use a disaster relief package for florida as a way to pay for other things people want around the country. i think that s the key. in sandy, unfortunately, they loaded it up, they readily did, with a bunch of things that had nothing to do with sandy. i voted for every disaster relief package especially that s clean. and i ll continue to do so. when it comes to florida, we ll do that again and make sure the package is clean and doesn t have stuff for other people in there. i read the congressional research report. it sounds like that roof actually was damaged by the hurricane, and what happened in alaska was the result of another disaster, but in any event, my question is about the future.
Pietermaritzburg: We continue to receive messages of appreciation from vulnerable members of society who have benefited from R15, 5 million relief package after the devastating storm in UMgungundlovu District. This is in addition to the R15, 4 million relief package presented to communities in various wards in the district weeks ago.
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From left, Graham Boyd, executive vice-president of the Tobacco Growers Association of North Carolina (TGANC); Jonathan Renn, a Franklin County tobacco farmer and incoming TGANC president; and North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler check out the 1943 John Deere tractor the commissioner restored. The three were discussing tobacco issues at Troxler’s Browns Summit, N.C. farm. Troxler was elected to his fifth term as North Carolina agriculture commissioner with 2,901,849 votes, the most of any candidate on the ballot.
Of all the candidates on the Nov. 3 General Election ballot in North Carolina, none received more votes than Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler.
help to states that needed it. but yesterday the president took full credit for the bill tweeting in part, quote just signed disaster aid bill to help americans who have been hit by recent catastrophic storms. he added puerto rico should love president trump, without me they would have been shut out. as part of the disaster relief package puerto rico will receive $1 billion in aid, funding will be provided for federal programs that will help rebuild communities affected nationwide. house democrats are urging the president to reconsider his planned speech at the lincoln memorial during this year s fourth of july celebration at the nation s capital. in a letter sent to the president yesterday house majority leader steny hoyer along with representatives warned the event could create the appearance of a televised partisan campaign rally on the mall at public expense. lawmakers write quote for decades the fourth of july on the national mall has been nonpartisan and apolitical.