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Carolyn Levit, reporting from the White House, dismissed this baseless accusation as a "depraved lie." She emphasized that blaming Trump is not only false but also inappropriate at a time when the nation is mourning losses and dealing with a natural disaster. Winters echoes this sentiment, condemning the politicization of a tragedy that requires unity rather than finger-pointing.
Winters notes the absurdity of the blame game, highlighting how some Democrats, including Senator Chuck Schumer, pushed narratives connecting Trump—or even symbolic references like "Doge"—to the floods. She criticizes their attempt to politicize natural calamities, accusing them of exploiting disasters for political gain.