Ivanka Trump reignites Sharpiegate after announcing she's heading to Alabama: 'Will you be surveying the hurricane damage?'
President Donald Trump's daughter/adviser Ivanka Trump has reignited the furor around her father's"Sharpiegate" snafu after announcing plans to visit Alabama, the state her father erroneously claimed was likely to be hit by Hurricane Dorian.
Despite the NWS's assertions, Trump insisted throughout the week that his claim had been accurate, with the U.S. leader even bringing out a map that appeared to have been modified with a Sharpie to show an altered projection of Hurricane Dorian's path. Hanging over the islands for days, Dorian left homes, schools, airports and roads crushed, displacing tens of thousands of people and leaving at least 43 dead, with government officials expecting the final death toll to be significantly higher.
Florida Sens. Marco Rubio and Rick Scott have asked the Trump administration to waive U.S. visa requirements for Bahamian nationals who have been displaced by the Category 5 storm.
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