Hurricane season has arrived....
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It is also an irrational response.
Claiming "we are already past the tipping point":
- Acknowledges we are the cause, and are responsible for it
- Acknowledges that the Republican Party and oil companies lied to us about it for at least 3 decades
- Acknowledges we are leaving a broken system to our descendants - children and grandchildren to deal with
- Ignores the simple fact that continue to pollute as we are already doing, will only make it worse for them
- Ignores the simple reality that he should be seriously pissed off at the GOP and oil companies for allowing it to happen, and should probably not trust them on the topic, ever again
No one told the residents of Asheville and surrounding communities to evacuate.
Asheville is also the most blue part of the state. The left is calling these people maga so they can reference them as idiots. Pretty sick actually.
Asheville is "the San Fransico of the south" fwiw.
Also.... sounds like looting has become an issue. Fun.
Actually, Western NC looks pretty "red" to me from the 2020 results...
Bluest parts are north and NE
Remember what Trump did to North Carolina a couple of years ago after they got hit by a different hurricane? Roy Cooper (D) was governor then. Trump withheld federal funding for about 2 weeks on purpose while people were flooded out of their homes around the coast & further inland.
They don't look Haitian? We sure that's Mathew? Also, look at the money that did get sent to Mathew.
now lets include the fact that both georgia and south carolina currently have more power outages than north carolina
unfortunately, there's a significant portion of the population that will believe trump over kemp when it comes to kemp's own conversations
Trad used to be really conservative...now him and Goldmom have gone full MAGA. Kind of sad to see
but donald trump doesn't need to be there...he's not personally doing anything that requires him to be on site
him being there requires support personnel and first responders to stop actively helping those needy people
this isn't anything new...we routinely see leaders of disaster ravaged areas request that visits from people who require that kind of attention and security be delayed
Yes.
Atmospheric river events have become more common, and produced heavier rainfall totals.
All related to and consistent with a warming climate.
