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Biden decides to monitor deadly US winter storms from warmer climes this week

Frigid temperatures and blizzards all across America in the last few days have been deadly:

The death toll from the historic blizzard across the U.S. climbed to 65 on Tuesday as record snowfall blocked roads, hindering rescue operations, officials said.

Confirming seven additional deaths in Buffalo, Mayor Byron Brown said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that the storm was “probably worse than anything that this city has seen in over 50 years.”

At a Zoom news conference later Tuesday, Brown said another body had been recovered. By the end of the afternoon, Erie County’s medical examiner had confirmed three additional deaths, raising the storm-related death toll to 32 for the county, which recorded the vast majority of New York’s 34 deaths.

In addition, there’s been a huge problem with canceled flights, but Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg would like everybody to know that he’s all over it:

Where’s President Biden in all this? Let’s just say the president and his family are quite comfortable:

It’s currently 83 degrees in St. Croix, but those are the perks of having political power and rich friends:

Imagine if this was Trump:

President Biden left the White House Tuesday night for a tropical vacation in St. Croix to ring in the New Year — as much of the country deals with extreme cold and snowfall that has killed at least 65 people and canceled 10,000 flights since Christmas Eve.

The 80-year-old commander-in-chief will bask in the Caribbean sun near an in-ground pool at a three-bedroom beachfront villa with sweeping views on the largest of the US Virgin Islands.

Meanwhile, travel chaos, widespread power outages and rising deaths caused by single-digit weather continue across the Midwest and East Coast, but especially in western New York, where at least 32 people died in Buffalo’s Erie County amid more than 4 feet of snow.

It’s unclear who owns the vacation property or whether Biden will be paying for his stay, though he has a long record of staying for free at the houses of wealthy Democratic donors.

Is Biden going to scold his rich friends for not paying their “fair share” while staying with them? Don’t bet on it. Meanwhile, people are noticing a double standard when it comes to Biden and a certain US senator from Texas:

One thing’s for sure: The media’s not going to dig into this story like they did when Sen. Cruz went to Cancun.

Can you only imagine?

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Related:

Sen. Ted Cruz’s trip to Cancun shows journalists can really dig into a story when they want to

That one time AOC thread-shamed Ted Cruz for going to Cancún during a winter storm comes back to BITE her in the arse in a HUGE way

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