At first, the Trump administration seemed to be doing all the right things to respond to the disaster in Puerto Rico.
As Hurricane Maria made landfall on Wednesday, Sept. 20, there was a frenzy of activity publicly and privately. The next day, President Trump called local officials on the island, issued an emergency declaration and pledged that all federal resources would be directed to help.
But then for four days after that as storm-ravaged Puerto Rico struggled for food and water amid the darkness of power outages Trump and his top aides effectively went dark themselves.
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Trump did hold a meeting at his golf club that Friday with half a dozen Cabinet officials including acting Homeland Security secretary Elaine Duke, who oversees disaster response but the gathering was to discuss his new travel ban, not the hurricane. Duke and Trump spoke briefly about Puerto Rico but did not talk again until Tuesday, an administration official said.
Trump's public schedule Monday was devoid of any meetings related to the storm, but he was becoming frustrated by the coverage he was seeing on TV, the senior official said.
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