Residents of East Palestine, Ohio are infuriated at the lack of responsibility and help coming from the Biden Administration. Residents are calling for the firing of Pete Buttigieg as Buttigieg is just brushing off the situation saying, “there are roughly 1,000 train derailments a year.”

Pete Buttigieg is the United States Secretary of Transportation and residents of the area are stunned that he has yet to visit the site of the environmental disaster, making statements such as “this is his job.” They are correct this is his job, this is what he signed up for and for reasons beyond understanding, Buttigieg is not doing his job.

Is this going to be another case like the Flint Michigan water crisis? According to Fox News digital, an official from the Biden admin said, “What East Palestine needs is much more expansive than what FEMA can provide,” the official continued. “FEMA is on the frontlines when there is a hurricane or tornado. This situation is different.”

According to reports, FEMA is continuing to tell Ohio Governor Mike Dewine, the situation at hand does not meet the requirements for FEMA’s emergency relief assistance.  DeWine also said Friday that  a viral video posted by Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, showing a “chemical rainbow” in a creek near the train derailment where the toxic chemicals were spilled into the environment is accurate.

“I know that there’s been some video played on TV circulating of visible contamination in one of the local waterways,” said DeWine. “A section of Sulfur Run that is very near the crash site remains severely contaminated. We knew this. We know this. It’s going to take a while to remediate this.”