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The second picture by NOAA from August 28 shows Alabama possibly being hit by tropical force winds. Sharpiegate is just a few days later by which time the track had turned to head north up the coast.
There is no pressure to change? There damn well better be. This is a disgust Charlie Foxtrot brought on by cowards.
Looks like Neil Jacobs' own job is at risk after this fiasco.
A contradiction to Wilbur Ross’ claims that every knee shall bend to the whims of mr toad..
What difference at this point does make ... 🤣🤣🤣
Oh shit. They're already gone, I'm sure. Just awful.
Yes but someone at NOAA should resign.
Says you, Neil. I have a feeling that very soon you're going to want to spend more time with your family.
What about the author of the 'unsigned statement' If you're gonna say it, put your name on it. Otherwise you're a coward and don't deserve to be in a position to affect peoples' lives.
Guaranteed lies from certified liars ImpeachmentInquiryNow
The claim was not false. Look at the maps. NPR 'journalists' reporting these lies should be dragged from their dark holes and prosecuted for libel.
its not a false claim.
In the future? What damage did the emperorwithoutclothes do before you wrote that? I hope you and all in your agencies call out the temper tantrum narcissist moron that must be pulled out of office now. Report. Talk. We can get him out for these types of psychotic actions.
Anyone with a pair, regardless of gender, or not, would be confident to walk out on this administration regardless of which party they side with. This is a big mark in our history, it’s a shame that folks can continue on as if everything is business as usual. Fascism labels all
Yeah the acting administrator bit serves as a handy reminder of whose pocket he's in and who has the most to lose depending on how the internal investigations go.
Awwwww...regardless of what Jacobs says, he's letting the staff test their antiperspirants.
Well not now! Good little soldiers.
Better not be.
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