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Dr. Rand Paul Releases Statement on Devastating Kentucky Storms, Sends Letter to President Biden Requesting Assistance

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A release dated December 11, 2021 in which Senator Rand Paul issues a statement following storms and tornadoes across Kentucky. The statement says that Paul and the office will help officials and families access federal recovery resources. The release says Paul also sent a letter to President Biden requesting expeditious approval of the Governor's requests for federal assistance. The letter says a single tornado may have been on the ground for over 200 miles and that the Governor requested federal assistance that morning.

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“Dr. Rand Paul Releases Statement on Devastating Kentucky Storms, Sends Letter to President Biden Requesting Assistance.” Original at www.sbc.senate.gov. Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/committee-304ecbb6c39a6f70/, SHA-256 ddb822970604b52ac93c91bac4924cdc849dc72f4395c95b7cf5052a61f1bdd4.

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Title: Dr. Rand Paul Releases Statement on Devastating Kentucky Storms, Sends Letter to President Biden Requesting Assistance
Date: 2021-12-11

Dr. Rand Paul Releases Statement on Devastating Kentucky Storms, Sends Letter to President Biden Requesting Assistance

December 11, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
December 11, 2021
Contact: Press_Paul@paul.senate.gov, 202-224-4343

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator and physician Rand Paul (R-KY) released the following statement following devastating storms and tornadoes across Kentucky:

“Our hearts are broken for all those suffering from last night’s horrific storms. As daylight comes and we begin to fully understand the severity of the devastation, we mourn and we pray,” said Dr. Paul. “I and my team will do all we can to assist our local and state officials as they lead the immediate response, and we will aggressively help families, businesses, and officials access the federal recovery resources.”

Dr. Paul also immediately sent a letter to President Biden requesting expeditious approval of the Governor’s requests for federal assistance. The letter is attached HERE, and you will find text of it below:

Dear President Biden,

Last night and early this morning devastating storms swept across multiple states, including Kentucky. A single tornado from that system may have been on the ground for over 200 miles, and a large swath of the Commonwealth has been severely hit. As the sun comes up this morning we will begin to understand the true scope of the devastation, but we already know of loss of life and severe property damage.

The Governor of the Commonwealth has requested federal assistance this morning, and certainly further requests will be coming as the situation is assessed. I fully support those requests and ask that you move expeditiously to approve the appropriate resources for our state.

Sincerely,

Rand Paul, M.D.
United States Senator

If you are a Kentuckian and need assistance with lost or damaged documents such as Social Security cards, VA records, military medals and records, and tax paperwork, please contact our office by going to paul.senate.gov and by calling our Bowling Green office at (270) 782-8303.

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