DAVID MARCUS: It’s all aid, no wokeness in Trump’s West Virginia flood response

The devastating flooding in West Virginia on Feb. 15 that took two lives and caused upwards of $40 million in damage has been an early test of the Trump administration’s disaster response, and despite complaints that Trump is "gutting the government," so far, it has been a smooth success.

In part, this success is owing to the administration’s laser focus on providing aid, without the moralizing and social justice sentiments that marred recent disaster relief efforts under the watch of Joe Biden.