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I’m such a dummy that I’ve spent time in almost every US state, including quite a bit of time in Florida. You’re so confident of your stupidity that you turn off commenting after you take a swipe at somebody. Pathetic.
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Okay. Let’s talk some facts.
The Camp Mystic flood disaster in Texas is very unfortunate, and I hope that all of the missing girls are found.
The usual suspects are exploiting this tragedy to score political brownie points. Some left-wing activists are blaming this flood on “climate change,” others are blaming the deaths and missing persons on inadequate warning caused by low staffing at the National Weather Service (NWS) caused by Trump administration federal RIFs. ✂️
First of all, staffing cuts played no part in this tragedy. 🙅♂️
The NWS issued a flood watch for Kerr County more than 12 hours ahead of the flood. They also issued a flash flood warning for Hunt and Ingraham THREE HOURS before the Guadalupe River began to climb. There was plenty of lead time with respect to the forecast and issuance of warnings.
The flood was caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry becoming embedded into a broad mid-level trough over central Texas. These remnant lows are typically slow-moving and drop heavy rain over a large geographical area where the troposphere destabilizes. 🌧️
This particular one stayed quasi- (fairly) stationary, and caused massive flooding along the Guadalupe River, something that has happened many times before. In 1987, a flash flood on the same river killed 10 teenage campers from the Pot O Gold Christian Camp, with another 33 swept away who survived. 🏕️
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Camp Mystic is built on a floodplain. It is on sediment that has been deposited by hundreds, if not thousands of floods over the last millennium.
The event has nothing to do with climate change.
And, the tragedy had nothing to do with DOGE cuts.
If you are someone who has exploited this catastrophe because you just don’t like Trump, you need to take a serious look in the mirror. 🪞
Packers 31-27
Let's do a contest a day ahead of the game. You have to QUOTE TWEET with the exact score to win a @CarnevorMKE Wagyu dinner for 4 & $100 drink gift card to our 30 "tap your own" beer wall at @3rdStMarketHall. 1st to guess correct score wins. My guess, @packers 33 to @vikings 27.
399
(in honor of Grizzly 399, Queen of the Tetons)
Contest time: You have to QUOTE TWEET with total @packer yards. 1st to guess wins @CarnevorMKE wagyu dinner for 2 and private bourbon tasting with me at the Barrel Room at @3rdStMarketHall for 4 people. My guess is 383 yards!
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The largest portion of the $65B was for a $42B program to expand Internet connectivity. VP Harris agreed to lead that initiative in 2021.
It’s now been 1️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣6️⃣ days since that program was enacted. Zero people have been connected through that program. Not one shovel worth of dirt has even been turned. And the Administration says that no construction projects will even start until sometime next year at the earliest.
Why the delay? For one, the law required the Administration to take a tech neutral approach, but instead it decided to strongly preference fiber builds (over LEO satellite systems, like Starlink, and other technologies). Fiber is a great technology, but it costs orders of magnitude more and can take years to build out. For another, the Administration has wasted time adopting DEI, climate change, price controls, and other regulations that advance progressive policy goals but have nothing to do with quickly connecting people. With all of this regulatory overreach, many broadband builders are now saying that they no longer plan on participating in the program
The second largest portion of the $65B went to a $14.2B program that subsidized Internet service for low-income households. All of those funds have now been spent amidst concerns that the program was not tailored to those households that really needed it. For instance, an FCC survey showed that only about 15% of beneficiaries said that they would lose Internet service if the program ended.
Where are the doomers from last week who said the stock market was going to have an historic crash and we should all cash out our 401k and buy a years worth of food?
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Explain to me how, under Sheppard v Maxwell, a criminal defendant's right to a fair trial isn't violated when THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES sponsors a press conference outside the courthouse, the day before the jury begins deliberations, to demand a conviction.
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In what may be an ill-fated attempt at nuance on this platform, I want to talk about Jewish Americans, our relationship with Israel, and how that intersects with alarming calls to ban or boycott “Zionists” — like this viral list of authors. jta.org/2024/05/09/israel/is… 1/
Look, everyone! This damn fool thinks this is how a country is run. With nobody with any expertise or qualifications but to ask the President.
