WHAT DID BIDEN'S VISIT TO HOUSTON ACCOMPLISH?

The Gulf Freeway and Loop 610 were shut down to accommodate the President's entourage, causing an enormous traffic nightmare 

By Howie Katz

President Biden and the First Lady visited Houston Friday ostensibly to see firsthand the suffering caused by the recent winter storm.

Air Fore One landed at Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in South Houston, necessitating the closure of the Gulf Freeway in order to accommodate the President's entourage.

Biden stopped of at the Harris County Office of Emergency Management, the Houston Food Bank and the FEMA Covid vaccination site at NRG Park, the latter visit also necessitating the closure of Loop 610.

Biden spent most of the visit at the Houston Food Bank where he spoke with and told the workers they were "doing God's work."

  

Biden at the Houston Food Bank

 

At the federal vaccination site, Biden gave a speech on the importance of everyone getting vaccinated. 

Had Biden not come to Texas, federal disaster relief aid for the people who lost power and clean water, and had their homes damaged or destroyed by broken water pipes, still would have been forthcoming.

So, what did Biden's visit accomplish?  Well, he spoke with a lot of people, which gave them a thrill they can tell their grandchildren about.  And his comings and goings caused the shut down of several major thoroughfares which resulted in an enormous traffic nightmare.