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The people of Texas are suffering through unimaginable tragedy. Deadly floods have torn through the Hill Country, killing over 100 folks and leaving hundreds missing. This disaster shows the raw power of nature and the strength of American spirit in hard times.
Kerr County took the worst hit. Rushing water from the Guadalupe River swept away entire camps and homes. More than 100 lives were lost there alone, including children at a summer camp. Whole communities are shattered, with families still searching for loved ones.
This wasn’t just bad weather—it was historic. A month’s worth of rain fell in hours, making rivers rise faster than anyone could have imagined. The Guadalupe jumped almost 30 feet in less than an hour. That kind of power destroys everything in its path.
Just when rescue teams thought they could catch their breath, more flooding hit this week. Searches had to stop as rivers rose again, putting brave volunteers at risk. It’s like Mother Nature won’t give these good people a break.
Thankfully, Texas leaders didn’t wait around. They sent over a thousand emergency workers and equipment immediately. State agencies worked day and night to help locals. That’s how real Americans respond to crisis—with action, not excuses.
President Trump showed what strong leadership looks like. He cut through red tape to get help where it was needed most. While others talk, he delivers. His support gave hope to folks who’d lost everything.
Now the real work begins: rebuilding. Groups like Mercury One are stepping up to help victims directly. Every penny donated goes straight to families who need it. This is charity done right—no bureaucracy, just help.
The road ahead is long, but Texans are tough. With patriots standing together, these communities will rise again stronger than ever. It’s times like these that remind us what truly matters: faith, family, and helping your neighbor.
