Remodeling Maidiac
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I'll jot you down as coincidence then. I disagree but that's the great thing about opinions, we're entitled to our own.Puerto Rico served as a way station for those beat up by Irma. Then, less than a fortnight later, Maria!Were they prepared? Did they have emergency supplies scattered around the island to be prepared for hurricane season? Stockpiles of bottled water? Canned rations? Batteries or fuel? Medical supplies? Emergency tents or propane stoves to boil water?Have you ever been to Puerto Rico? I have. I lived there for a year and a half. I had a project at the Naval Air Station Roosevelt Roads on the northeast side of the island.It falls apart because DEMOCRATS squandered all the money and failed to be prepared for the InevidibleAnd......what happens to massive tourist areas and the service employees when natural disasters strike?You're not helping yourself. New Orleans is a massive tourist area. Puerto Rico is also a tourist destination. Yet the local politicians squander their natural resources and the financial revenue it provides them.
Hillbillies live in the middle of nowhere with no source of income.
Puerto Rico is roughly the size of Connecticut. But it's really more like West Virginia with palm trees. Population centers are strung along the coastline like pearls while the interior is mountainous with only a few main highways bisecting The island north and south. Everything else, transportation wise is two lane mountain roads.
It makes me wonder how someone without first hand knowledge of the situation can conclude that the "Democrats squandered all the money and failed to be prepared for the Inevidible (sic)". That sounds like political,grandstanding,at the expense of the truth.
In case you hadn't noticed they are an island cut off from EVERYONE else and they are smack in the middle of normal hurricane paths every season.
So were they prepared? Are they governed by leftists?
The best prepared would have been tested by this schedule.