Hawaii firm criticizes Biden for self-centered kitchen fire tale.
A Hawaiian Business Slams President Joe Biden for Comparing Maui Fire to His Kitchen Fire
A Hawaiian business has strongly criticized President Joe Biden for equating the devastating Maui fire to a small fire that occurred in his home almost twenty years ago, which was contained to his kitchen.
Deadly Fires Ravage Maui, Raising Questions
Tragically, the recent fires on Maui have claimed the lives of at least 115 people, with hundreds still missing. This disaster has prompted scrutiny of local officials, emergency response plans, and the president himself. Biden’s initial response to one of the deadliest wildfires in American history was simply “no comment,” drawing criticism from all quarters.
Hawaiian Rent-All Takes a Stand
Hawaiian Rent-All, a Honolulu-based company specializing in tool and heavy machinery rentals, has joined the chorus of voices criticizing Biden. They displayed their disapproval of the president by posting a sign outside their office.
“Sorry you almost lost your ’67 Corvette in a fire, Mr. President. Maui strong!”
The company also took to Facebook, stating, “Genuine sympathy is better than contrived empathy. It’s not always about you, Mr. President,” alongside a picture of the sign. This was a direct response to a story Biden shared about a fire at one of his homes.
Biden’s Kitchen Fire Story Under Scrutiny
Biden has previously recounted the story of his kitchen fire, but it has drawn criticism for being exaggerated. According to a report from the Associated Press, the fire was described as “small” and ”contained to the kitchen.” The fire department quickly responded, and the situation was under control within minutes.
Despite often touting his “empathy,” Biden has faced backlash for his response to the Maui disaster. This includes offering ”no comment” after spending a day at the beach near his Delaware home.
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