Dan Kildee actually said...

It's a reprehensible attempt to achieve what Dan Kildee calls the equivalency of blame.

Better action by people in government could have protected the people of Flint, and those players failed.

My hope is that that outrage translates into something more than just sharing the misery of the people of Flint.

The reason an emergency manager was required in Flint in the first place is largely because of, obviously, big factors over time.