Tim Ryan: “You called him America's Hitler.”
JD Vance: “That's not true.”
Tim Ryan: “That is true. And then you kissed his ass. And then he endorsed you. And you said he's the greatest president of all time.”
BOONE FRIENDS:
Hearing that @appstate has opened the central dining hall on campus.
They have power, internet, and are serving food. You do not need to be a student, if you need help.
BREAKING: Kamala Harris’ campaign just released this devastating montage of all the times Republicans blamed Donald Trump for preventing the strongest border security legislation in decades from passing. Retweet so all Americans see this.
Fox host: What's wrong with Congress? Why can't you secure the border?
GOP Rep. Self: The problem is the Republicans, not the Democrats. My Republican colleagues are unwilling to vote to secure the border
So regarding Trump watches. So a candidate can now sell a piece of garbage for 100k, and not have to follow the 3300 per person donation limit? Then said candidate could then turn and “self-fund” for 100k?
Isn’t this money laundering? Why don’t politicians now sponsor balance of nature, my pillow, relief factor, etc?
We need to keep close tabs with the track tomorrow for major Hurricane Helene. Some models, including the IBM, and the GFS modeling are consistently outside the "cone" and bring the eye of Helene closer to Cedar Key and the Lake City/Gainesville area. That would mean obviously significantly more wind gusts of hurricane force in the Ocala area, The Villages, and much stronger gusts closer to the Orlando area.
For now, the consensus and most likely idea remains the eye going up near Tallahassee but let's "nowcast" this storm carefully tonight into Thursday and monitor for any eastward shifts. If the eye does go to Tallahassee, central FL still gets Tropical Storm force gusts as advertised, but the Tallahassee area would get slammed with destructive winds and major outages.
Any and all subtle east shifts mean significant adjustments in the magnitude of wind/power outage/tornado risk in central-north-northeast FL.
It cannot be understated the threat #helene poses across the southeastern United States just based on current intensity projections. There doesn’t appear to be any wiggle room on the downside either. This will be a historic storm for many including southern Appalachia with flooding and wind damage. Pray I’m wrong, I want to be. Be safe all and protect your families and property as best you can.