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'An Administration of Action and Outcomes': Gov. Kim Reynolds Spotlights Trump's Emergency Response

'An Administration of Action and Outcomes': Gov. Kim Reynolds Spotlights Trump's Emergency Response
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The RNC’s second night of programming featured Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, who made the case for President Trump’s response to emergencies:

“A storm called a derecho, with hurricane-force winds of up to 140 miles per hour, wiped out millions of acres of crops, left thousands without power. Destroyed homes. Wrecked lives, and left devastation in its wake. It was the worst storm in our state’s history. And Iowans did what you expect Iowans to do. They helped each other. They took care of each other. And they still are. But someone else also had our back: Our president,” she said. “When the winds had finished raging and the cleanup had only begun, he showed up. You might not know, because the national media didn’t report it. But the Trump administration was here. In full force. The day after the storm, the president called to assure me that we had the full backing of the federal government...With the help of the Trump Administration, we quickly received a disaster declaration that will help Iowans get back on their feet. The President cut through the bureaucracy to do what needed to be done, and to do it quickly. ”

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Gov. Reynolds said that the president’s leadership allows Americans as a whole nation to embody “resolve through adversity”:

“And because of President Trump and his leadership, our county is able to show resolve through adversity, and see opportunity grow and thrive,” she concluded. “This is an administration of action and outcomes. They are delivering every day on their promise to make America great again. And that’s exactly why we need to re-elect President Trump in November.”

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