Are you talking about the spaghetti plot that was 4 days old when Trump Tweeted that Alabama was going to get hit?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 12:20 pm » wrote:Sorry, the track on the map has the storm heading over lake Okeechobee towards the northwest and the gulf. That track if it continued place alabama on the outer bands or what was at the time a CAT 5 hurricane. So it is correct that alabama at the time of that track was in the cone to be hit.

Yes it is an old and used up narrative, so you need to stop using it.MarkMathews » 05 Sep 2019 2:12 am » wrote:The TDS thingy is an old and used up narrative. Good! : )Misty » 05 Sep 2019 12:10 am » wrote: I want to go to bed, but I can't stop looking at the #TrumpSharpie Tweets.
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So that makes it okay to falsify a map?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 12:57 pm » wrote:Basically what I am hearing is no preparation plans or concern for any area needs is necessary in the early stages of a storm track.
Obama followed obviously failed leftist policies and had the 4th worst economic record in US history.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:12 pm » wrote:How deranged do you have to be to draw on a map with a sharpie and expect people to believe you?
I am for Medicare For All, shoog.Cannonpointer » 05 Sep 2019 9:13 am » wrote: The dems had absolute control, and a mandate. We saw their version of health "care." So did wall street - and in the following two elections, they backed the democrat.
Listen, you have every right to fondle wall street's nuts, and I support your right to do so. Consenting adults and whatnot. But do you HAVE to spew their baby-sauce onto me? Swallow - nobody doesn't like a good swallower.
Oh - and don't forget to support wall street's wars, Punkin. Whatever they steal from third world peasants, they DON'T have to steal from you. And always remember: Giving global capital a world-wide carbon trading board where they can sell industrial carbon "credits" at a profit is the long term goal, so keep believing in gorebal warnings, deacon. Preach the faith, far and wide and loud like a good little wall streeter.
Landfall is here at my city on the east coast, Misty. It may sweep by at the beach, but all the same.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:18 pm » wrote: So that makes it okay to falsify a map?
Glad to see that you are apparently not underwater.
Not concerned about that.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:18 pm » wrote:So that makes it okay to falsify a map?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 12:57 pm » wrote:Basically what I am hearing is no preparation plans or concern for any area needs is necessary in the early stages of a storm track.
Glad to see that you are apparently not underwater.
Does that only go for Trump or any other future president?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Not concerned about that.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:18 pm » wrote:So that makes it okay to falsify a map?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 12:57 pm » wrote:Basically what I am hearing is no preparation plans or concern for any area needs is necessary in the early stages of a storm track.
Okay. Stay safe and dry.Huey » 05 Sep 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:The storm doesn't hit until tonight or tomorrow morning.
In this context any....Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:05 pm » wrote:Does that only go for Trump or any other future president?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Not concerned about that.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:18 pm » wrote:So that makes it okay to falsify a map?
Okay. Stay safe and dry.Huey » 05 Sep 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:The storm doesn't hit until tonight or tomorrow morning.
Well apparently we have another new precedent being set.WillFranklin » 05 Sep 2019 1:38 pm » wrote:Landfall is here at my city on the east coast, Misty. It may sweep by at the beach, but all the same.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 1:18 pm » wrote:So that makes it okay to falsify a map?
Do I have a claim against the Orange Baboon for the SHARPIE MAP?
Silly me.Huey » 05 Sep 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:In this context any....Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:05 pm » wrote:Does that only go for Trump or any other future president?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Not concerned about that.
So when do impeachment hearings start, wackjob?Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:12 pm » wrote: Silly me.
I don't think it's okay for a president to alter a map like that in ANY context.
National Hurricane Center warning map dated Thursday, August 29, shows Alabama in the field of expected tropical storm force winds from Hurricane Dorian.
I see humor in that. Particularly when he was catching crap for correct comments.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:12 pm » wrote:Silly me.Huey » 05 Sep 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:In this context any....Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:05 pm » wrote:Does that only go for Trump or any other future president?
I don't think it's okay for a president to alter a map like that in ANY context.
How were his comments correct?Huey » 05 Sep 2019 2:15 pm » wrote:I see humor in that. Particularly when he was catching crap for correct comments.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:12 pm » wrote:Silly me. I don't think it's okay for a president to alter a map like that in ANY context.Huey » 05 Sep 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:In this context any....



He lied to them all about Medicare and Medicaid. He said he would not do a number on them.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:09 pm » wrote: Well apparently we have another new precedent being set.
It's okay now for presidents to use altered maps.
This time it was a hurricane.
Next time it might be to send troops to war.
I'm always amazed at how his supporters actually seem to enjoy being lied to.
Is there anything he hasn't lied about?WillFranklin » 05 Sep 2019 2:30 pm » wrote:He lied to them all about Medicare and Medicaid. He said he would not do a number on them.Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:09 pm » wrote:Well apparently we have another new precedent being set.
It's okay now for presidents to use altered maps.
This time it was a hurricane.
Next time it might be to send troops to war.
I'm always amazed at how his supporters actually seem to enjoy being lied to.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/u ... fy2020.pdf
The ones on Medicaid should read page 42 of this Trump FY 2020 budget. He sets Medicaid to a block grant to your state and sets it to grow at the CPI, currently 1.8%, when health care costs grow at 5.7% a year. Yea I checked, Misty. That's right now.
The ones on Medicare should read page 44 of that same budget. He sets Medicare to the cost-sharing prices of private insurance, and I understand from another analysis that there are cuts to Part D.
Oh my gosh, he used a map that was superseded?Misty » 05 Sep 2019 2:28 pm » wrote:Have you seen that at the bottom of that map he used it says that National Hurricane Center advisories supersede that map?
He used an unreliable, out of date map.