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Why aren’t the taking these patients to the USS Comfort with full hospital services sitting just off the coast?

Time, from what I'm hearing. & some ppl would die from the transit. It took 3 days for the Navy ship to accept a deathly ill child. These patients don't have 3 days to wait.

It’s 2017. It should not take 3 days to get a patient off an island 100 miles long and 40 miles wide. This Admin is not trying.

I agree with you 100%

I went back to find the story. It was longer than 3 days - was at least 5, & last update was the child was 'on the radar' - aka the ship knew the child existed & was in desperate need of emergency medical care. But the child still wasn't on the ship....https://twitter.com/DavidBegnaud/status/920482378174345216 …

Norway. My friend, kidney transplant. Taxi, private jet, chopper to hospital. Travel time 90 min, 390 miles. Cost 0. Single payer sucks....

Love to see Trump do without power for 24 hours

I would like to see @POTUS live in PR until all of the island has electricity and clean water.

yes, take pity on PR, dont put 45 there. 45 shld have no access to Twitter 24hrs

My vision for Trump: house arrest w/o internet, overlooking golf course he’ll never play; guards of dubious loyalty

Where realtime video constantly plays tweets that mock him, and tweets that glorify Hillary, and he can't change the channel.

Epic!!

Trump isn’t calibrated yet. This is the first time he’s has ever used the 1-10 scale on anything other than a woman’s (or girl’s) looks.

The USS Comfort is there, why are doctors and patients not utilizing it???

Most of the roads are washed out by mudslides--majorly, not "dig through" ones. No 'copters, so can't get to the ship.

Senior citizens are hand carrying supplies to and from rural villages on the mountain terrain & #FEMA hasn't even stepped foot there

Not only that but i read FEMA says it isn’t their responsibility to deliver needed supplies....????

Should have been dropping supplies a day after the storm. Food, water, filtration. Tarps, first aid. Obviously not getting to remote areas.

I read supplies were being delivered right after the storm. Unfortunately there was no process to get them to the people over destruction.

No where near....what Florida had access to. We knew about the storms a wk prior and common sense if they hit 2x maybe expedite #JONESACT