After Haiti’s eartquake Jan. 12, 2010, U.S. military mobilized like it was going to war. Before the next day, an Army unit was airborne, on its way to seize control of the main airport in Port-au-Prince. Within two days, 8,000 American troops were en route. Within two weeks, 33 U.S. military ships and 22,000 troops had arrived. More than 300 military helicopters buzzed overhead, delivering millions of pounds of food and water.
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By contrast, eight days after Hurricane Maria ripped across neighboring Puerto Rico, just 4,400 service members were participating in federal operations to assist the devastated island, an Army general told reporters Thursday. In addition, about 1,000 Coast Guard members were aiding the efforts. About 40 U.S. military helicopters were helping to deliver food and water to the 3.4 million residents of the U.S. territory, along with 10 Coast Guard helicopters.

 Pathetic tRump...Puerto Rican lives matter.