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I have a proposal to make. Take a sea going barge. Load it up with loud speakers and microphones. Take the top 50 democrat leaders and put them on the barge. Approach the storm from behind as these democrats speak with passion about their vision of America into the microphones. As the storm starts to feed on all that hot air it will reverse its course. Then lead it back out to sea and let it play out.

I know it's risky because the storm could overtake the barge and sink it killing all aboard but it is a risk we have to take. It's for the women and the children who are always hit hardest by these storms. Come on Hillary, Ted Harry, Nancy, Barbara, Al, John, and all. Step up to the challenge and save the coast.

America needs you!

Got to run now.

See yall later.

I have been watching the NOAA Float Vis loop all day (http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float-vis-loop.html) , and I turned the Trop Fcst Pts on. Now, if you see where it is coming from, and where it is going, it does not match up with the projected path. I am not suggesting Galveston or Houston will be missed completely, but it is looking to me like landfall will be at Lake Charles LA or close by. Does anyone else think this? Try running the loop and putting a straight line against your screen following the eye. Now compare that with where the forecast is. OK, since most hurricanes slice right as they near land (I guess because of drag), imagine rotating the projected patch to match the actual ... you will see landfall around Lake Charles.

If this is the case, then one, the people of Lake Charles need to be treated like they are going to get the worst, and we need to prepare that area. Second, this puts a lot of rain and wind a lot closer to NOLA ... and they better stop pussyfooting around and get the rest of the people out of there.