TRUMP CAUSES TEXAS FLOOD
By DB
@dgobucks226 (36670)
July 6, 2025 8:03pm CST
President Trump claims about a climate hoax caused those massive rains in Texas to happen leading to this flood. I don't care if weather events have been occurring for millions of years (just ask the dinosaurs) this catastrophe is squarely a result of him not going to church, even though he has thanked God many times for saving his life in Butler, PA. and has a spiritual advisor at the White House. How dare he pray for the victims and their families.
And we can also blame DHS Secretary Kristi Noem for putting her dog out of its misery by shooting it in the head. Could such a heartless person really care about those lives lost in Texas. What a terrible person to put in charge of protecting U.S. citizens from natural disasters and other security threats. Hasn't she done such a poor job with border security. I mean no one is getting into our country anymore and we are losing all our illegal criminals to deportation. Do you call that success.
And with Trump thinking of streamlining FEMA, who will provide assistance to those Texans in need? the Red Cross, The Salvation Army, nearby neighbors from other Texas communities. How effective will that be? Just remember that famous quote from Ronald Reagan who said, the most terrifying words in the English language are "I'm here from the Government, and I'm here to help." Now who can make a mess of things better than the government. Definitely not the Red Cross or neighbors helping neighbors. Just ask those hurricane victims in N.C. how effective FEMA was.
Oh, If only Kamala Harris won the presidency this never would have happened. She would have anticipated the dangerous rise of water by using her X-Ray vision. So, what if unexpected weather events occur all the time she would have stopped these flood waters with a well-timed word salad to make everything alright. Just like she solved the crisis at the border as Biden's Border Czar.
Yes, those who commented and criticized the administration about this tragic event surely knew what they were talking about... 



Photo- The Texas Tribune





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@Vikingswest1 (6346)
• United States
1h
@porwest
Nice to see you again. I trust all is well with you and yours.
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@porwest (102563)
• United States
28m
@Vikingswest1 Yes. Indeed. Coming back for a while or just passin' through?
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@rsa101 (38949)
• Philippines
12h
This post expresses valid frustration, but it's important to approach disasters like the Texas floods with clarity, not just blame. Extreme weather is complex, and no single person or administration is solely responsible. Criticism of leaders is fair but should be based on facts, not sarcasm or past headlines.
What truly matters now is how quickly and effectively help reaches those in need. Accountability is important—but so is unity and compassion in times of crisis.
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@cacay1 (85095)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
6h
That's a natural disaster. There is no correction between President Trump and the flood. It's the effect of human harming nature, What humans do to nature go back to them.
@Ineeddentures (8921)
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16h
Oh god
If Kamala had won the election this disaster would have been minimised.
Her beaver could have built a massive dam ....
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