The White House has remained quiet about Vice President Kamala Harris' claim that the Biden administration should take 'equity' into account when divvying up federal disaster aid.
The vice president refused to clarify comments she made regarding distributing aid for Hurricane Ian based on 'equity.'' recent claim that the Biden administration should take"equity" into account when divvying up federal disaster aid.
Other administration officials have similarly refused to address the vice president's remarks head on. Some have gone out of their way, however, to say the White House is committed to supporting all communities impacted by natural disasters and climate change. The White House refused to state whether President Biden stood by Vice President Kamala Harris' comments or if they represented official administration policy.
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