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  Did he say why?
context: Like that one time it was a one-off disaster now it’s a predictable, avoidable problem masquerading as a disaster >
  
  I feel for the people of Texas too but it's ridiculous that FEMA is gonna end up footing the bill for all this help again. This is not a straight up natural disaster, they're allowing this to happen on purpose. Abbott is piece of human trash, while his people are freezing he's wasting money playing games shipping immigrants to the VP's house at the same time. Which he should be in jail for on it's own, frankly. >
  
  I dont feel sorry for these people.  They keep electing these morons. >
  
  I feel sorry for the people who have to pay for Texas voting for morons. If Texas wasn't part of the Union, everyone there would be dead because of their idiotic votes. >
  
  If Texas wasn't part of the Union, and Texans were 100% in charge of Texas, that place would look like Somalia. >
  
  OR it’d be like the UAE. (Not a good thing in this context). >
  
  What do you mean? >
  
  Uber wealthy oil barons importing Mexicans to work to death in the oil fields for pennies. >
  
  Plus highly restrictive laws for women under the guise of religion >
  
  So it would look like it does now? >
  
  That's what happens when Democrats have held the governorship and controlled the state for 27 years. They failed to invest in the independent Texas power system.
  Oh wait, that was Republicans. >
  
  They literally blame “the leftists” for all these problems.  They’ve had absolute control for decades.  
  The only thing they’re good at is targeting weak/low intelligence voters.  
  Which isn’t saying much….  In Texas, you can’t spit up in the air, and not hit a low intelligence voter. >
  
  My dad lives in Texas and blames wind turbines for the blackouts.