Christie Criticizes DeSantis for Prioritizing Politics Over Aid and Meetings

Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticized Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for requesting federal aid after a recent hurricane, despite voting against aid for New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy in 2012. Christie called out DeSantis for his hypocrisy and emphasized the need for politicians who are honest with the public. Hurricane Idalia caused significant damage in several states, including Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. DeSantis's decision not to meet with President Biden during his visit to the hurricane-affected areas has drawn widespread criticism. Christie, who faced criticism for meeting with President Obama during Hurricane Sandy, defended his actions and stated that DeSantis should have met with Biden.
- Christie knocks DeSantis for voting against New Jersey relief funds: ‘Now he wants aid’ The Hill
- Christie slams DeSantis for not meeting with Biden while surveying Idalia damage MSNBC
- Christie knocks DeSantis for not meeting Biden during visit to survey hurricane damage POLITICO
- Christie ramps up attacks on DeSantis in media blitz Fox News
- Christie says DeSantis put 'politics ahead of his job' by not seeing Biden during hurricane visit The Associated Press
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