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Governors Praise Senate's Passage of Hurricane Sandy Relief Package

'Difficult path to get to this moment,' governors say

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy released the following statement regarding the Senate’s passage Monday of the disaster relief package:

 “Our genuine thanks and gratitude goes out to the U.S. Senate for its thoughtful consideration and passage of the Hurricane Sandy disaster relief package. Despite the difficult path in getting to this moment, the Senate membership clearly recognized early on the urgency and necessity of approving the full aid package and its importance in rebuilding our battered infrastructure and getting our millions of affected residents back on their feet as quickly as possible. To all Americans, we are grateful for their willingness to come to our aid as we take on the monumental task of rebuilding and we pledge to do the same should our fellow citizens find themselves facing unexpected and harsh devastation.

 “We also make special note of the tenacious efforts of our respective Congressional delegations in steering the Sandy aid package through their respective houses and bringing this aid home to their people.”

Hank Kerchef January 30, 2013 at 10:24 am
Yeah,,, Now all you need to do is get Fema and other insurance companies to pay up and not screw people over.
Hank Kerchef January 30, 2013 at 10:25 am
Who the Faaaaaa cares if they don't pay up.

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