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Vittert: Politicization of Ian begins as bipartisan spirit fades | On Balance

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The bipartisan spirit of cooperation after Hurricane Ian lasted roughly 72 hours but it’s over now, according to Leland Vittert.

As recently as Thursday, both Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and President Joe Biden refused to politicize the storm. But even as the search for bodies continues on Pine Island, Florida, gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist is alleging DeSantis delayed critical relief and supply efforts for a photo op.

CNN and others also took DeSantis to task for "late" evacuation warnings, citing forecasts from before the hurricane which predicted major storms but didn’t prompt a significant response. Chris Hahn of the “Aggressive Progressive” podcast joins Leland Vittert to break down the politics of Hurricane Ian.

#politics #HurricaneIan #DeSantis #Biden

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