Governor Wheels

[Who]

Will he be at any of the funerals.?

Maybe instead of owning the libs he should think about the people of Texas and work on their infrastructure.

I hope their memory is a blessing.

[CHEEZY17]

All Americans owe governors Abbott and DeSantis a big "Thank you" for their busing of illegal aliens to blue states. This showed the entire country the very real crisis that Democrats created at the border. This made the problem real for everyone and helped ensure the Democrat defeat.

[Reservoir Dog]

All Americans owe governors Abbott and DeSantis a big "Thank you" for their busing of illegal aliens to blue states. This showed the entire country the very real crisis that Democrats created at the border. This made the problem real for everyone and helped ensure the Democrat defeat.

Holy fuck! Strawman much?

[Who]

All Americans owe governors Abbott and DeSantis a big "Thank you" for their busing of illegal aliens to blue states. This showed the entire country the very real crisis that Democrats created at the border. This made the problem real for everyone and helped ensure the Democrat defeat.

Holy fuck! Strawman much?

It’s a cult with weirdo’s.

No empathy for the victims.

[BigChiefin]

All Americans owe governors Abbott and DeSantis a big "Thank you" for their busing of illegal aliens to blue states. This showed the entire country the very real crisis that Democrats created at the border. This made the problem real for everyone and helped ensure the Democrat defeat.

Holy fuck! Strawman much?

It’s a cult with weirdo’s.

No empathy for the victims.

Says the assclown who titled this thread by making light of a man's disability. GFY you feeble old loser.

[Who]

All Americans owe governors Abbott and DeSantis a big "Thank you" for their busing of illegal aliens to blue states. This showed the entire country the very real crisis that Democrats created at the border. This made the problem real for everyone and helped ensure the Democrat defeat.

Holy fuck! Strawman much?

It’s a cult with weirdo’s.

No empathy for the victims.

Says the assclown who titled this thread by making light of a man's disability. GFY you feeble old loser.

Snowflake weirdo

[QillerDaemon]

Says the assclown who titled this thread by making light of a man's disability. GFY you feeble old loser.

Well, my gosh, we certainly can't have that!...

[BigChiefin]

Says the assclown who titled this thread by making light of a man's disability. GFY you feeble old loser.

Well, my gosh, we certainly can't have that!...

Might want to fact check that one.

[Who]

It’s a cult

[Biker]

It’s a cult

Enjoy your tax cuts, faggot

[Who]

It’s a cult

Enjoy your tax cuts, faggot

Enjoy spitting on the graves of the dead Texans
Weirdo

[Who]

Cancun Ted switched it up this time he was in Greece and waited till Monday morning to fly back

[WarmBidetWater]

Cancun Ted switched it up this time he was in Greece and waited till Monday morning to fly back

You didn't expect him to fly all the way to Greece and at least not see the Parthenon did you?

[Biker]

Because we needed his expertise in search and recovery tactics?

Silly faggots

[CHEEZY17]

And you fucks tore Mayor Bass a new one while she was away in Africa while Los Angeles burned, right?

[Who]

And you fucks tore Mayor Bass a new one while she was away in Africa while Los Angeles burned, right?

Big difference fart breath.

Always deflecting, never taking ownership.

From what I understand this camp wasn’t for poor kids.
The gop a bunch of heartless mofo’s

[CHEEZY17]

And you fucks tore Mayor Bass a new one while she was away in Africa while Los Angeles burned, right?

Big difference fart breath.

Always deflecting, never taking ownership.

From what I understand this camp wasn’t for poor kids.
The gop a bunch of heartless mofo’s

You're right: there is a big difference. Cruz and Trump don't control the weather whereas Bass and Newsome do control policies that affected the fire response.
What exactly is there to "take ownership of" you fucking retard?
Multiple warnings were given and the forecasters were not understaffed despite what the democrat talking points claim.
Keep sucking that DNC cock you fucking pea brained waste of Florida sunshine.

[Animal]

I think everyone needs to give Who a bit more time to piece together his narrative where the death's are Trump's fault. He hasn't quite got it narrowed down. These things take more than a week to evolve.

[Antknot]

And you fucks tore Mayor Bass a new one while she was away in Africa while Los Angeles burned, right?

Big difference fart breath.

Always deflecting, never taking ownership.

From what I understand this camp wasn’t for poor kids.
The gop a bunch of heartless mofo’s

It’s sad to see someone get their opinions from Rosie O’Donnell

[Animal]

Here's a Timeline of the Weather Alerts posted around Kerrville the night of the flood.

7/2/2025 (2 days prior) On Wednesday, the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) activated state emergency response resources, saying there were "increased threats of flooding in parts of West and Central Texas." Swift water rescue teams, along with other types of rescue equipment, were moved to the area because some modeling predicted high levels of rainfall.

7/2/2025: At 3:41 p.m. Central Time, early hints of severe weather came in a post on X by the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio that said: "scattered moderate to heavy showers continue to develop and expand to the Hill Country."

7/3/2025 (1 day prior) 8:47 a.m. Texas Division of Emergency Management posted on X weather guidance in both English and Spanish, informing followers about what to do in a flood, adding: "As we head into the holiday weekend and the flood threat in West & Central TX continues, stay weather aware!"

7/3/2025 (in the morning) Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick later said at a press conference, the TDEM Region 6 Assistance Chief had "personally contacted the judges and mayors in that area and notified them all of potential flooding." He said it was unclear exactly where in the region the storm would hit.

7/3/2025. At 1:18 p.m., the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio issued a flood watch, saying "local heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding."

7/3/2025. At 2:35 p.m. the flood watch was announced on X, saying "pockets of heavy rain are expected and may result in flooding." A flood watch is used when the weather conditions make a flood possible but it does not mean a flood will occur.

7/3/2025. At 6:10 p.m., the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center issued an assessment for Texas Hill Country about "heavy rainfall," mentioning "flash flooding likely."

7/3/2025. At 11:41 p.m., the National Weather Service office in Austin/San Antonio posted a flash flood warning.

7/3/2025. At 11:42 p.m., the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio posted on X upgrading its flood watch to a flood warning for part of the impacted area. In a post from 1:14 a.m. on Friday, that area was expanded. A flood warning occurs when flooding is imminent or already happening.

7/4/2025. At 12:26 a.m., the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said "flash flooding likely overnight with significant impacts possible." This message was posted on X a minute later.

7/4/2025. The National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio followed up with another flash flood warning at 1:14 a.m. Friday.

7/4/2025. At 3:06 a.m. the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio posted on X: "A very dangerous flash flooding event is ongoing." It ended: "Turn Around, Don't Drown!"

7/4/2025. 3:30 a.m. the Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice said he was out for an early morning jog along the Guadalupe River and saw "not a drop of rain," according to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who recounted his conversation with the city manager. Rice added that he left around 4 a.m. when "there was very light rain…We did not see any signs of the river rising at that time."

7/4/2025. 4:15 a.m. the National Weather Service San Angelo posted on X that there was a flash flood emergency.

7/4/2025. The Austin/San Antonio office posted on its X account about the emergency at 4:23 a.m. This type of alert is "exceedingly rare" and used when there is a "severe threat to human life and catastrophic damage," according to the National Weather Service.

Between 4 am and 6 am the Guadalupe river rose 30 feet.