People have kindly contacted me to ask how I handled Hurricane Hillary or Tropical Storm Clinton, and I respond that it was difficult. I was frequently awakened by the damned phone alert throughout the night, which warned me to leave the flooding right away. It was raining when I peered out the window. I was the one going to the river and taking pictures during Hurricane Sandy again in New York. And that at least amounted to something( though nothing in comparison to hurricanes that occurred in gulf states ). Being what Los Angeles is, the media and the authorities incited panic over what appeared to be rain in August. There were fast car crashes and runs on the stores because this is a great deal in an area where it doesn’t typically rain in August or when it can handle less-than-ideal road conditions. Just for a little rain. Currently, Mayor Karen Bass is criticizing Texas Governor in an effort to maintain the hysteria. Abbott for transporting unauthorized mysterious invaders to Los Angeles while it was raining. Governor of Texas is being criticized by Mayor Karen Bass. Greg Abbott was sent to Los Angeles by bus from his home state as the city prepared for Tropical Storm Hilary.
As L.A. city officials warned Angelenos to prepare for the peak impact of Tropical Storm Hilary, the bus departed from Brownsville, Texas, on Sunday. According to Bass, the bus arrived at Union Station around 6:45 p.m. on Monday.
Since June 14, this is the eighth bus from Texas to L.A.
Sending a bus loaded with families and young children to an area where there was an extraordinary tropical storm warning at the time is evil, according to Bass. ” The Governor of Texas sent families and toddlers directly for us on a path through extreme weather conditions as I stood with state and local leaders warning Angelenos to stay healthy and brace themselves for the worst of the coming storm.” In the midst of the” exceptional tropical storm” that was as significant as the rest of Bass’ career, there were toddlers, men, women, and babies. How many passengers on the bus died as a result of the flooding? Zero at the most recent account. If they hadn’t brought umbrellas, some might have gotten rained on. You get wet while swimming the Rio Grande, even though Mayor Bass might never be aware of this. Those” vulnerable migrants” appear to have survived the” extreme weather conditions.” Texas also has some knowledge of true” severe weather conditions” and hurricanes. Try to stay in Houston long much. Bass might, however, consider the outlawed invaders to be” climate refugees.” They are unable to leave Los Angeles in this manner.
Many people have asked me how I handled Hurricane Hillary or Tropical Storm Clinton, and I told them that it was difficult. The phone alert repeatedly woke me up with loud shrieks during the night, telling me to flee from the flooding. I looked out of the window, and there was rain. Back in New York I was the one who went to the river during Hurricane Sandy and snapped pictures. It was at least something, but nothing compared to the hurricane experiences in the gulf states. Los Angeles being what it was, the authorities and media created panic over what amounted rain in August. It’s a big deal for a city that doesn’t see rain in August, or in general, or that can cope with less-than-ideal road conditions. Of course there were car crashes and panic in the stores. Abbott bused illegal alien invaders from Texas to Los Angeles…in the rain.Mayor Karen Bass blasts Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is slamming Texas Gov. Rick Perry for sending migrants from his state to Los Angeles by bus as the city prepared for Tropical Storm Hilary.
The bus left Brownsville, Texas on Sunday as officials in L.A. warned Angelenos that Tropical Storm Hilary would be at its worst. Bass said that the bus arrived at Union Station around 6:45 pm on Monday.
This is the ninth bus to be sent from Texas to Los Angeles since June 14.
Bass said that it was “evil” to put the lives of vulnerable migrants at risk by sending a family bus to a city under a tropical storm warning. As I stood with local and state leaders warning Angelenos of the impending storm, the Texas Governor sent families and toddlers directly towards us in extreme weather conditions. At last account, zero. Mayor Bass may not have known, but swimming the Rio Grande gets you wet. Those “vulnerable immigrants” seem to be surviving the “extreme conditions”. Texas is no stranger to “extreme weather” conditions and hurricanes. Bass could call the illegal invaders climate refugees if they spend enough time in Houston. So they can’t leave Los Angeles.
