Secretary of State Marco Rubio said after the devastating earthquake overseas that the U.S. will be providing aid to the affected areas:
My prayers go out to the people of Burma and Thailand who are impacted by the earthquake.
— Secretary Marco Rubio (@SecRubio) March 28, 2025
Grateful to confirm our teams on the ground are safe and secure amidst reports of severe damage and casualties. We've been in contact with these countries and, as @POTUS said, stand ready…
Run all this through the hack media's TDS headline generator and Sky News put out a predictable spin:
The Myanmar quake is the first major disaster to suffer the brunt of Donald Trump's devastating cuts | @DominicWaghorn analysis https://t.co/cG0v1tUHgH
— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 29, 2025
There are zero stories these people can't turn into a negative spin involving Donald Trump.
US taxpayers are expected to automatically foot the bills for disasters worldwide?
— Sandy 〽️ (@RightGlockMom) March 29, 2025
Do you think this piece will influence assistance beyond Rubio's commitment to aid?
Bwahahahahaha!@SkyNews is absolutely beclowning itself!
— B30 (@Wu1f_603) March 29, 2025
Myanmar is not entitled to my money. https://t.co/6UcYavOHU2
Natural Disaster on the other side of the world = Trump’s Fault
— Anna Hitrova (@redrose_anna) March 29, 2025
Truly a clown show. https://t.co/SLYJoZkl0o
This👇 is how much the world has taken advantage of the United States. The world expects us to take care of them. Where were they when NC, Tenn, California and Maui needed help.
— Melissa Smith (@MeliSmith0409) March 29, 2025
This is an unbelievable post. https://t.co/HEoiCte7eI
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Typical foreigners believe the American taxpayers are their own personal ATMs.
— Rich Horton (@IconicMidW) March 29, 2025
We'll close this out with an evergreen tweet:
You don’t hate the media enough. https://t.co/4WI0FCgvxm
— Clara Winslow (@clara_winslow) March 29, 2025
They remind us of that fact every single day.
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