If Vice President Joe Biden were to visit affected areas of Florida in response to Hurricane Idalia, he would be sure to reach out to local emergency management officials, FEMA, and volunteers to get an assessment of the damage that has been done. Biden could also meet with local business owners to understand what their immediate needs are, as well as coordinate with local organizations and charities to help distribute supplies and provide aid to the public. Biden would also speak with senior citizens to make sure that those who are most vulnerable are being cared for, and would likely speak with local politicians to facilitate any federal resources that may be needed to assist in the recovery process.
Biden surveys Hurricane Idalia’s damage in Florida, without DeSantis
