Hurricane Michael

[jaxind]

Do you think the people in the Florida panhandle, who are mostly Republicans, may finally now believe in climate change??! Do you think that maybe now they can get behind Democrats at least in this regard?? Do you think they can finally see that the Republicans in office, who they love so much, are responsible for their current suffering??!

[Trust Buster]

1. Nope, they will take their denial to their graves. As long as Don the Con ponies up the $$$$

To rebuild their homes in a likely future disaster zone, it’s all good. They get newer “free stuff” now. The insurance companies won’t insure for this stupidity.

[Ferrets are Cool]

2. Nope, to them, this is just retribution for all the

sinners now living there....which I have never understood the logic of, but then, they don't get LOGIC much.

[D_Master81]

3. No

They say and believe there have always been strong storms, nothing new.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

4. It may change a few more rational minds but not most.

Republicans live in a disinformation bubble where all sorts of lies will be propagated and not surprisingly - a few conspiracy theories. And, it's fueled by billions of corporate money poured into media, deceptive advertising, lobbying and politician's pockets.

It's the same with hard right-wingers across the planet. Only when cities like Miami are 90% under water, civil wars start over mass immigration and millions are starving from wide-spread drought will these people wake up and want to learn, understand and take action.

Not likely to happen in this current generation of Repugs......

[defacto7]

5. no

[Grassy Knoll]

6. Nope n/t

[techne7319]

7. Absolutely disgusting

This post is tasteless and uncalled for. People have lost their livlihood, their homes, everything they have, even their lives. Destroyed - all of it, and you want to make a partisan joke about it. Seriously!?