“The wreckage betrays words”: Aaron Reitz describes devastating scenes on the ground after deadly rainstorms and flooding caught Texas communities off guard

@Kathy4Truth @aaron_reitz Caught Texas off guard?🤦‍♂️😡 Someone needs to be fired immediately! As well as prosecuted for the death and destruction! How come other countries, have early warning flood systems in place ? @GregAbbott_TX @Sec_Noem @fema The governor/others in authority should be arrested!

@aaron_reitz @grok . Did cuts to NOAA and NWS from Elon and Trump administration in some ways made this situation worst

@aaron_reitz Seems like abc is telling some fake news on the big beautiful bill. Maybe it’s time for another lawsuit

@aaron_reitz How does this compare to last year’s flooding in NC and other states?

@Kathy4Truth @aaron_reitz If only there was a fully funded National Weather Service to warn the people of the potential devastation. Oh right, Trump defunded the NWS and nobody knew to move to higher ground.

@Kathy4Truth @aaron_reitz

Heroic efforts, plain and simple. These young men will be recognized at the appropriate time. Work continues.

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Emma Foltz, of Alexandria, Louisiana and rising senior at Louisiana Tech has been a camp counselor at Camp Mystic in Texas for three years. She played an instrumental role in helping evacuate 14 of her campers to safety. Please join me in thanking Emma for all her hard work and bravery under immense pressure. We continue to pray for all those affected by this travesty. Louisiana is here to help!

Eloise Peck’s mom wants the world to know just how loved her daughter was. “Eloise was literally friends with everyone,” she told journalist Steve Noviello. “She loved spaghetti, but not more than she loved dogs and animals. She had a family who loved her fiercely for the 8 years we were blessed to have her. Especially her Mommy.” It’s with a heavy heart her family shares that Eloise did not survive the floodwaters at Camp Mystic. She passed away alongside her best friend and cabinmate, Lila Bonner, who also lost her life. This photo shows Eloise and Lila together: happy, thriving, and surrounded by summer camp joy. Rest in peace, sweet girls. You will never be forgotten