Whoopi Goldberg, co-host of ‘The View,’ has strongly criticized those who are attempting to politicize the recent devastating Texas floods. She specifically called out individuals who have blamed the disaster on Trump supporters, arguing that this behavior is both inappropriate and harmful.
Goldberg highlighted that the floods were a natural disaster and that placing blame on victims for their suffering is not only morally wrong but also counterproductive to the relief efforts. She emphasized that no one is responsible for the floods, and that the focus should be on supporting those affected rather than using the tragedy as a political tool.
The July 4 flooding has already claimed at least 129 lives in central Texas, with the death toll expected to rise as more bodies are recovered. The situation is dire, with over 160 people believed to still be missing in Kerr County. The flooding has caused widespread destruction, with many homes and businesses damaged or destroyed, and emergency responders working tirelessly to reach those in need.
Goldberg also pointed out that the politicization of the disaster has been widespread, with some social media users using the tragedy to push political narratives. She urged people to show compassion and support for those affected, noting that this is how Americans should respond in times of crisis.
Meanwhile, other commentators have shared viral responses blasting the victims of the disaster, with some suggesting that the floods were a result of the political choices made by those in Texas. For example, a former Houston appointee claimed that the Texas summer camp devastated in the flooding was