Misty » 12 Sep 2017 1:27 pm » wrote:
Like I just told Clem, tell that to the people in the US Virgin Islands, St Marten, Barbuda and Cuba.
The only reason it lost some steam before it hit Florida was because it hit more of Cuba than was expected and that slowed it down.
It wasn't as bad in Miami as they thought it would be, but the Keys got hit pretty hard.
25% of Florida Keys houses were destroyed, 65% suffered damage and as many as 15 million Floridians have no power.
Then there is the massive flooding in Jacksonville, and now Charleston.
I would hardly call that fizzle, and I really don't understand this need to downplay the impact of the storm.
He wasn't talking about those regions, liar.
It wasn't a fizzle, but it seems to have done far less damage than would have been anticipated given the massive hype.
So Rush to a considerable degree was correct.
Yet you smeared him
before you even knew what had happened.
Psychopath.