Storm Sandy has come and gone now. But the aftermath of her destruction will more than likely remain with us for weeks, if not months into the future. I sat home wondering what would become of my state and the others within the path of the storm. I don’t want to make this a political post, but if I fail mention how important our government is, and how important it’s needed during a crisis – would be incomprehensible in my view.
While NJ is recovering from total devastation, we all need to pitch in to show our fellow neighbors that we do care. I attend a little church in Pomona, NY that has that neighborly spirit and genuine care for their fellow sister and brother. When someone is sick, or in need its their immediate response that speak volumes. I find it very disturbing that people would say its wrong for Gov. Christie to work along side of President Obama and praise him for his immediate response to the people of NJ. But, the former FEMA administrator, Mr. Brown said, “Obama moved too quick in his response to Sandy.” Could this be that he actually wished he responded the way Obama has? I really hope that politicians and people alike can put aside their ideological beliefs and work together as one people to get things done. People don’t have to be in dire need before they get help.
If it were your family, would you think twice before helping them?
by Miranda
