NewsweekDonald Trump rages about Biden's East Palestine trip
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : Trump, who is expected to secure the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election, traveled to East Palestine weeks after the derailment occurred to deliver bottled water and supplies.25% : Trump, who visited East Palestine in the aftermath of the derailment, said that Biden's visit is a year too late.
18% : At the time, Trump called the federal response to the derailment a "betrayal.
8% : "With the World blowing up around us, with the Middle East on FIRE, Biden has finally decided to visit East Palestine, Ohio, a year late, and only to develop some political credibility because EVERYTHING else he has done has been such a DISASTER," Trump wrote on Truth Social on Wednesday.
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