Trump Gains Ground in North Carolina Amid Hurricane Helene Fallout
Criticism of FEMA's response boosts Trump's appeal as Harris struggles in key battleground state.
- Hurricane Helene has left 95 dead and over 50 missing in North Carolina, intensifying scrutiny on federal disaster response.
- Donald Trump criticizes FEMA and pledges better support, resonating with voters who feel abandoned by the government.
- Kamala Harris's campaign is concerned about losing North Carolina, a crucial swing state, as Trump's support rises.
- Local residents express frustration over insufficient aid, with many turning to private and community groups for help.
- Despite federal aid efforts, Trump's message of government failure is gaining traction among affected communities.