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The devastating floods in Central Texas have shown the world what Texans are made of. Over the Fourth of July weekend, torrential rains turned the Guadalupe River into a death trap. At least 52 brave souls lost their lives, with 37 still missing.
Officials were completely blindsided by this tragedy. The river rose an unbelievable 26 feet in just 45 minutes, catching everyone asleep in their beds. It’s clear the warning systems failed our people.
Heartbreakingly, over 20 children from Camp Mystic are still missing. Four young girls have already been confirmed dead. These families are enduring unimaginable pain.
Local leaders are scrambling to explain why evacuations didn’t happen. They claim they “had no reason” to expect the flood’s severity. This lack of preparedness is unacceptable when lives are on the line.
Thankfully, real leaders like Senator John Cornyn are stepping up. He’s visiting the devastated areas and praising the heroic rescue efforts. Cornyn understands Texas spirit doesn’t break in times of crisis.
The Senator’s message to Texans rings true: We are tough and resilient people. When disaster strikes, Texans don’t wait for handouts. We roll up our sleeves and help our neighbors.
This disaster proves why we need less federal interference. Local communities know best how to handle their emergencies. Bureaucrats in Washington can’t understand Texas values.
Through this tragedy, the unbreakable spirit of Texas shines brightest. We mourn our losses but rebuild stronger. That’s the Texas way—courage, faith, and determination against all odds.
