We all feel for the crisis in West Virginia… well, maybe not the Republicans. In fact, as the water situation in West Virginia got contaminated, House Republicans voted in favor of a bill that will take away the authority of the EPA – the agency responsible for among other things, making sure our water supply is not contaminated.
Although Republicans are hellbent on stopping the EPA, government stepped in and is bringing clean water to the people of West Virginia. And the good people on Twitter have figured it out – that sometimes, government will step in and do what’s right for the people. These people understand what’s going on, and these tweets below clearly shows that.
Here are a few examples.
I know how @RickSantorum feel abt blah ppl taking from gubment. Wonder how he feels abt #WestVirginia taking from same gubment. #ObamaWater
— Curtis (@cfreelakers24) January 12, 2014
Dear #GOP #tcot #TeaParty #Republicans Big Govt. steps in to save the day again #WestVirginia #Coal #ChemicalSpill pic.twitter.com/LApbXtRHOT
— Def Jeff (@eqracer) January 12, 2014
Funny? When disaster hits #republicans never say “call the corporations !” They say call the government! #WestVirginia — sttbs73 (@Sttbs73) January 12, 2014
Wouldn’t blame the residents of #WVA if they formed lynching mob and went after everyone at Freedom Industries & #WestVirginia officials — Dexter Porter (@DexterPorter) January 12, 2014
Does the #GOP philosophy of no regulations, no inspections & screw people Make **ANY** sense?? #WestVirginia Freedom Industries #UniteBlue — NaphiSoc (@NaphiSoc) January 12, 2014
Not just a few miners now, will #WestVirginia voters rethink #Republican anti regulation/environment policies?
— Hal Donahue (@haldonahue) January 12, 2014
People in Charleston picking up bottled water handed out by firefighters. #WVWaterCrisis #fnr pic.twitter.com/svmEmwz0l0
— Tonya J. Powers (@tonyajpowers) January 12, 2014
Been Picking On #WV all Day, But Truth Is Thanks To Republicans, That Exact same Thing Could Happen In ANY State, Any day! #WVWaterCrisis — Rossssc (@rossssc) January 12, 2014
5,000 gallons? Let’s stop calling it an accident. The real name is negligence. #WVWaterCrisis #wvchemleak
— Shawn Fluharty (@WVUFLU) January 10, 2014
Once again, socialism is forced to clean up another capitalist disaster. #wvchemleak #wvwatercrisis #corpwelfare #deregulation
— Path2Enlightenment (@Path2Enlighten) January 12, 2014
