Officials in Puerto Rico began distributing the Hurricane Maria supplies Monday, according to Maj. Gen. Jose J. Reyes, the adjutant general of the Puerto Rico National Guard.
"Most of the water here and baby formula is outdated. There are cots, camping stoves, blue tarps," Reyes said. "The expired items will be disposed of."
YUP! The future is female all right!
rexglacer Pretty sick to hold back aid, use media like yourself to grandstand against Trump. At some point you gotta put politics aside and do your job.
Trump must have told them to keep it there 😂
And you guys blamed realDonaldTrump coverup PowerTV BachelorNation
So I’m guessing no apology to realDonaldTrump then?
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