Another Hurricane Barreling Toward Florida...and FEMA Is Out of Money

Hurricane Milton is barreling toward Florida , having been formed in the Gulf of Mexico. It's likely to reach major hurricane status—a category four or five storm Tuesday—before smashing into the Sunshine State on Wednesday. Tampa is projected to take the brunt of the storm. Milton will be the worst storm to hit the Tampa area in 100 years. Gov. Ron DeSantis is preparing to launch the largest evacuation operations since 2017's Irma. The state's highway shoulders will be open to traffic to aid people fleeing for safety.

Given how Biden-Harris responded to Hurricane Helene in Georgia and North Carolina, Washington has sent the message to Florida: you're on your own.

Helene's aftermath volumes regarding how Democrats react to natural disasters when a) the states impacted are crucial in the upcoming election and b) they are chock full of rural pro-Trump supporters. It's also going to be another highlight reel regarding how this administration is piss-poor in disaster response. They don't care, and it doesn't help that the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced they didn't have enough funds to make it through hurricane season because they diverted funds to help illegal aliens, something that the agency tried to push back on Sunday (via Fox News ):

Also, if this is how we prepare for natural disasters under Biden and Kamala, we're screwed:

Brace yourselves, folks. Pray for those in Florida and be prepared for another round of abject incompetence from Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the latter of which sat down for an interview on a sex podcast during Helene relief efforts. Again, this government doesn't care about anyone who isn't a Democrat.