Trump endorsed Sen. Doug Mastriano who previously ran to be the Governor of Pennsylvania, took a trip to Ohio to visit a river that has been impacted by the recent chemical release in East Palestine Ohio.
Mastriano visited a river in East Palestine, Ohio, and showed the world the toxic chemicals that are now polluting a run off of the Ohio River.
Mastriano would even say the river smells like a “butane stench”.
Watch here:
East Palestine Ohio. Near Pennsylvania pic.twitter.com/ttSRGgpBJf
— Doug Mastriano (@dougmastriano) February 18, 2023
Doug Mastriano in East Palestine, Ohio:
"Look at all the chemicals released. There is a butane stench." pic.twitter.com/I7D5fS3tao
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) February 19, 2023
ABC 27 News had more details to report:
Pennsylvania Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) visited East Palestine, Ohio and neighboring towns on Saturday following the devastating train derailment that took place two weeks ago.
In an exclusive interview with ABC 27 News, Mastriano said the derailment had the potential to be “one of the biggest ecological disasters in Pennsylvania history.”
“I was only there for four hours with my chief of staff, and my skin is burning, our throat and eyes are burning [and] we’ve had some coughing and skin rashes going on,” Mastriano said.
Residents near the derailment have reported similar symptoms, including headaches. Dead fish have also been spotted in the Ohio River near East Palestine.
“The folks in Pennsylvania that we interacted with feel like they’ve been abandoned,” Mastriano said. “There’s nothing coming to them. They haven’t heard from anybody — whether [that be] Harrisburg or Norfolk Southern.”
Previously Sen. JD Vance visited a contaminated river in Ohio too.
Read here:
Trump Backed Sen. JD Vance Is Revealing the Truth About What’s Going On In Ohio Right Now
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