@KVOA I never thought I’d say this, but we need more traffic enforcement. It’s insane on the Tucson streets these days. It’s not until drivers begin seeing cops pulling people over regularly that we will see changes in driving behavior, drunk or otherwise. RIP John McLean.
Never been a huge Bernie supporter but he does a damn fine job of calling it like it is.
Honestly pretty disappointed with my party this year. We could have done a lot better.
It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them.
While the Democratic leadership defends the status quo, the American people are angry and want change.
And they’re right.
The stakes of this election couldn't be higher.
Thank you to @RubenGallego and the men who sat down with us in Tucson last week to talk about their concerns, their hopes, and what this election means for them and their families.
The reason why mid and small clubs are closing is that 2 years of COVID closure broke the pipeline for young people finding club culture and increased the influence of corporate entertainment via streams. When the clubs reopened the newest generation mainly 1/9
Went to help in the Lake Lure/Chimney Rock area today, and it’s hard to describe - never seen anything like this. Post apocalyptic. It’s so overwhelming you don’t even know how to fathom what recovery looks like, let alone where to start. Going to be a long path to recovery that all levels of stakeholders are going to be needed.
An incredible 3 to nearly 4 feet of rain estimated by Doppler radar over the last 3 days on the peaks of the mountains near #Asheville North Carolina from #Helene#Hurricane Helene
Results in the worst flooding there in memory.
👀Take a look at this time lapse looking towards the Rincon Mountains over the last 90 min. This video shows some awesome weather features like wind shear, mammatus clouds, lenticular clouds, crepuscular rays, and a rainbow! ☁️#azwx
⛈️The U of A camera facing the Catalina Mountains showcases the wet microburst that formed over the Foothills very well. You can see the storm form up and come down very quickly as this time lapse shows the last 90 minutes. #azwx