Trump-bashing Puerto Rican mayor reportedly facing FBI corruption probe
You remember her! This is her famous speech where she was Bashing Trump and claiming that they had not gotten any supplies because of Trump while she was standing in front of a warehouse stacked with said supplies as if we couldn't see them.
Well, I guess the Libs couldn't see the supplies. They have embraced her as their Latina Champion,
I've been waiting nine months for this to happen.
Quote:The mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, who shot to international fame after criticizing President Trump for not doing enough to help Hurricane Maria victims is being investigated by the FBI on corruption charges, according to multiple news outlets.
Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz and her administration are under fire for allegedly obstructing critical supplies from reaching victims of the category-4 hurricane that leveled much of the tiny U.S. territory nearly nine months ago.
You remember her! This is her famous speech where she was Bashing Trump and claiming that they had not gotten any supplies because of Trump while she was standing in front of a warehouse stacked with said supplies as if we couldn't see them.
Well, I guess the Libs couldn't see the supplies. They have embraced her as their Latina Champion,
Quote:But complaints from constituents are largely being ignored.
Instead, Cruz’s feud with the president over recovery efforts have turned her into a liberal star – and it’s a role she seems to be relishing. Her global close-up has morphed into a parade of self-promotion.
She’s showed up on numerous television shows – including The Late Show with Stephen Colbert – and scored a high-profile invite to the State of the Union as the guest of New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
She was also featured on Time magazine as one of the most influential people of 2018.
Last month, she traveled to Connecticut to receive the “Latina Champion” award at the Latinas & Power Symposium, which promotes Hispanic professional women. She then went on to Boston to receive an honorary doctorate and give the baccalaureate address at Boston University.
I've been waiting nine months for this to happen.
I am speaking of the life of a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children; who has undertaken to cherish it and do it no damage, not because he is duty-bound, but because he loves the world and loves his children… - Wendell Berry, 1971
