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(13WMAZ) President Joe Biden visited south Georgia on Thursday, reaffirming federal support to communities ravaged by Hurricane Helene.
"I want you to know: I see you, I hear you, I grieve with you and I promise you, we have your back," Biden said. "We're going to stay until you're restored."
During a speech in Ray City, Ga., which is 30 minutes outside of Valdosta, Biden urged bipartisanship and unity in the response to Hurricane Helene.
Biden expressed support for Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and touted collaboration crossing party lines to get people recovering from the storm the support they need.
"I hope we begin to break down this rabid partisanship. I mean that sincerely. There's no rationale for that," Biden said. "It doesn't matter who we help; It's who needs help. And we look to help as many people as possible."
The visit to Georgia came after trips to Florida and North Carolina. Earlier this week, Donald Trump also visited Valdosta and, on Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris surveilled damage in Augusta.
Biden, who largely stuck to a printed-out script and spoke rather monotone, highlighted the federal government's efforts to help states and communities recovering from Hurricane Helene.
During a press conference earlier on Thursday, Kemp highlighted the support Georgia received from Washington, including freeing up federal resources to 41 counties still recovering from Helene and approving a federal emergency declaration for the state ahead of the storm.
"I want you to know: I see you, I hear you, I grieve with you and I promise you, we have your back," Biden said. "We're going to stay until you're restored."
During a speech in Ray City, Ga., which is 30 minutes outside of Valdosta, Biden urged bipartisanship and unity in the response to Hurricane Helene.
Biden expressed support for Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and touted collaboration crossing party lines to get people recovering from the storm the support they need.
"I hope we begin to break down this rabid partisanship. I mean that sincerely. There's no rationale for that," Biden said. "It doesn't matter who we help; It's who needs help. And we look to help as many people as possible."
The visit to Georgia came after trips to Florida and North Carolina. Earlier this week, Donald Trump also visited Valdosta and, on Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris surveilled damage in Augusta.
Biden, who largely stuck to a printed-out script and spoke rather monotone, highlighted the federal government's efforts to help states and communities recovering from Hurricane Helene.
During a press conference earlier on Thursday, Kemp highlighted the support Georgia received from Washington, including freeing up federal resources to 41 counties still recovering from Helene and approving a federal emergency declaration for the state ahead of the storm.
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