Flint whistleblower reacts to candidate Clinton’s response on the city’s lead poisoning, saying it made her ‘vomit’
by: Jennifer Lea Reynolds
NaturalNews.com
Saturday, March 19, 2016
After presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told Flint, Michigan, resident Lee-Anne Walters that it will take years before lead issues are improved, Walters says she was so taken aback that she became momentarily ill. “I hated Hillary Clinton’s answer,” Walters says. “It actually made me vomit in my mouth.”
According to Walters, Clinton not only evaded her direct question about removal of lead pipes throughout the United States by talking instead about lead paint and other lead sources, but set her sights too far into the future to make the changes that areas so desperately need now.
“We will commit to a priority to change the water systems and we will commit within five years to remove lead from everywhere,” Clinton said.
“To tell a Flint resident that we’ll handle this in five years is no different than what the city was telling us and what the state was telling us,” says Walters, whose child has elevated blood lead.
Flint residents can’t afford to wait several years for lead issues to be resolved
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