Congress Approves Sandy Disaster Relief Bill
Although $150 million for fisheries remains cut, the overall package is valued at $50.5 billion.
Release courtesy the office of Senator Jack Reed. The U.S. Senate today voted 62 to 36 for a $50.5 billion disaster relief bill to help Rhode Island and other states clean up and recover from damage left in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which hit Rhode Island on Oct. 29, 2012. U.S. Senator Jack Reed voted in favor of the bill, which he says will help Rhode Island and other states that were impacted by the storm clean up and recover from Sandy. “It is unfortunate emergency aid was delayed, but now these federal resources will help Rhode Island residents, businesses, and communities recover and rebuild,” said Reed, a member of the Appropriations Committee. “While we were able to secure federal funding to help repair Rhode Island’s …
Marie
10:59 pm on Sunday, February 17, 2013
Ick. This idiot serves on the Senate Budget committee which has violated the Constitutional requirement that the Senate produce a budget. He is a sock puppet for Obama. more ›