Biden Faces Criticism for Delayed Visit to Toxic Train Derailment Site in Ohio

Over a year after the East Palestine derailment, President Biden's visit is met with protests and skepticism over its timing and effectiveness.

President Biden's visit to East Palestine, Ohio, over a year after a toxic train derailment has sparked criticism and protests.
Critics, including Ohio Senate candidate Frank LaRose, label the visit 'a day late and a dollar short,' highlighting the ongoing health and environmental concerns.
Residents express frustration over unmet needs, such as safe drinking water, and view the visit as politically motivated.
Biden defends the federal response, emphasizing efforts to hold Norfolk Southern accountable and support the community's recovery.
The visit has intensified political divisions, with supporters of former President Trump and other critics questioning Biden's timing and motives.