Maui Residents Give Biden An Earful For Delayed Visit to Maui After Deadly Wildfires

President Joe Biden did not get the reception he may have planned for when he traveled to Maui on Monday, nearly two weeks after the country’s deadliest wildfire in history.

One sign in front of a residence adorned with American flags flying upside down read, “Traitor Joe Must Go!” according to a video posted online.

And upside-down flag is universally recognized as a distress signal.

According to The New York Times, another resident who was asked about Biden’s tardy visit borrowed from the president’s own initial response as news was pouring in that dozens were dying in the flames earlier this month: “No comment.”

Others stood on the side of a highway as Biden’s motorcade drove past and yelled obscenities at him.

“F**K YOU!” they yelled while giving Biden the middle finger, noting it took him 13 days to get there.
A volunteer named Eddy Garcia mocked Biden’s visit as he handed out fruit to residents made homeless by the fire: “The Biden visit was a public relations tactic.”

“They failed us on every level,” he said, addressing the state and federal government’s responses to the fires. “Their red tape, their bureaucracy.”
He really needs to look at this rubble and see this was no ordinary fire,” added resident Pearl Patterson, according to the Times.

Another resident noted that Hawaiians are not particularly “political,” but Biden’s outward lack of empathy has changed the dynamic.

“We’re not very political people. You know? We really don’t go one way or the other, but Biden has really failed us. When something like this, one of the worst disasters in U.S. history happens — he hasn’t been out here, and it’s been two weeks on Tuesday,” Mike Cicchino told NewsNation.

He then asked: “What kind of president does that?”
On that note, former President Donald Trump delivered a message of empathy to the residents of the Hawaiian island while rapping Biden for his “no comment” response.

In a video released last week, Trump said he “would like to express my sympathy and warmest regards to the people of Hawaii, and specifically all of those who have been so gravely and irreparably hurt by the tragedy of the wildfires in Maui, something the likes of which have seldom been seen anywhere at any time.”

The death caused by this catastrophic event will be far worse than ever expected now that houses and cars and other areas are being inspected,” he continued. “The sad thing is it should never have happened. Our government was not prepared.”

He went on to blast Democratic Gov. Josh Green for blaming the fire on “climate change” while “wanting to do nothing” but use the horrific tragedy as an excuse to propagandize about the environment.

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