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Some liberals may eventually regret their social media posts politicized catastrophic floods in Texas after major backlash this week.
Several liberal figures on social media, along with major Democrats, suffered severe calories after taking damage and deaths from the Texas flood this week Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Even some other well-known liberals condemned the political attacks of the flood.
“Seeing children die in natural disasters and responding in the way that this is their vote, it takes serious humanity,” former Bernie Sanders co-chairman Nina Turner said in response to a viral position.
At least 91 people, including children and counselors at the women’s camp, died in a flash flood in central Texas, which began in the early hours of July 4, the White House said Monday. As of Monday, the accounting count is expected to increase by dozens of missing.
The National Meteorological Administration issued several flash flood warnings in the early morning of Friday, followed by some flash flood emergency notices.
Some critics of Trump rarely waste time saying his cuts to the federal government — namely, the National Weather Service (NWS) staff cuts — hinder the state’s natural disasters Response preparation and lead to destruction and loss of life.
In a post on the weekend, Meidastouch.com editor Ron Filipkowski wrote: “People in Texas vote for government services controlled by Donald Trump and Greg Abbott. That’s exactly what they get.” Shortly after sharing, commentators seemed to have deleted the post soon.
Turner called Phillip Coffs’ post “shameful.”
Texas pediatrician Christina Propst shared a social media post hoping that the flood-affected “magazine” people should receive the impact of the vote, while expressing “non-Maga voters and pets”, which is safe and dry.
“Ker County magazine voted for the intestinal fem. They denied climate change. May they get the vote,” she said, “Bless their hearts.”
Click2Houston Report Sunday Blue Fish Pediatrics, the Propst’s employer, condemned the statement and announced that she was no longer employed.
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King Ran was completely overwhelmed by flooding about 100 miles northeast of Kerr County, Texas on Friday. (The story of Robert Ivey)
“Individuals are no longer used by Blue Fish Pediatrics. As we mentioned earlier in the original statement, we strongly condemn the comments made in the post. This post does not reflect the values, standards or mission of Blue Fish Pediatricians. We do not support or tolerate any statements that allow any person’s dignity and family to extend the dignity and family dominance, our families and families can continue their respective families, our families. The post reads: “In grief, recovery and search for hope.” ”
The official account of the Democrat shared a screenshot of Sunday’s title, which said, “As the flood hit, key roles have been vacant in the Texas Weather Services Office.” The account commented: “Reminder: The staff shortages at the National Weather Services Office in San Angelo and San Antonio have doubled under the Trump administration. These efforts are designed to coordinate disaster responses and save lives.”
Other social media users hammered the post. Meteorologist Chris Martz answered Associated Press Report Citing the assessment by Jason Runyen, a meteorologist at the National Meteorological Services Office, was that his office had additional staff during flooding.
Rooney said the National Weather Services office in New Browforth, which provides forecasts for Austin, San Antonio and surrounding areas during the storm.
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Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn).
Conservative commentator Carmine Sabia wasted Murphy, saying: “When they are looking for the baby’s body. You should feel ashamed, but not ashamed.”
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (DN.Y.
CBS Austin meteorologist Avery Tomasco insists that the National Weather Service is functioning properly when floods are flooding. “That’s what I’m going to say. The National Weather Service issued flood surveillance for Kerr County more than 12 hours before the catastrophic flooding. A flood warning was issued to Hunt & Ingram before Guadalupe started climbing. They did a great job, they did a great job.”
In another X post, Nina Turner gave some fact checks on Trump’s budget cuts, noting: “Republican budget cuts will take effect at the start of the fiscal year 2026, which began on October 1, 2025.
“Multiple things may be right at the same time: 1. Cutting money is bad. 2. The Texas tragedy is a tragedy. The inability to hold both beliefs and then jump to ‘they get the thing that votes’ will definitely not lead us to any solution.”
White House spokesman Abigail Jackson tore up liberals and accused Trump of layoffs.
“It is shameful and disgusting to see the first instinct of the left after the tragedy is to lie and political disasters to target their political opponents,” she told her. Fox News Numbers. “Meteorologists, experts and other public reports have repeatedly debunked false claims about the NWS. The NWS has done their work and even issued flood surveillance 12 hours ahead of schedule. The Trump administration thanked the first responders for quickly saving hundreds of lives in this disaster and will continue to work hard to restore Texas’s tremendous efforts.”
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At a press conference Monday, press secretary Karoline Leavitt added that any media or Democrats blamed Trump for being ashamed of the flood.
