[napscoordinator]

That is kinda weird. The state has been called for “A state of Emergency”. They better not screw this up like last time.

[Biggirl]

Bear with the typo of having no capital “E”. Thanks!

[tsowellfan]

Just saw the weather channel.

pResident Obama to make a statement about Isaac at 10am.

The reporter admits on live TV: “THIS TIME if anybody gets caught in the storm it will be their own fault, unlike during Hurricane Katrina.”

[txrefugee]

Hats off to Mayor Landrieu. With the ridiculous feeding frenzy of the media, every storm, no matter how minor, gets the same over-blown coverage. After dozens of these hyper-ventilating extravaganzas, causing needless evacuations, people ignore them.

[scooby321]

Democrats used this Hurricane to mess up the RNC Convention.

Tampa was NEVER in the path of this storm.

Tampa Democratic Officals played it to the hilt closing Schools etc.

Yet neighboring counties never did anything. I was born and raise in Tampa and they have accused me of being Rush Limbaugh.

This just shows I told them how useless the Government is or Obama was using the National Hurricane Center for Politics take your pick

But it backed fire as Gas prices will be blamed on him

[Biggirl]

Thank-you Moderator!

[PapaBear3625]

One reason why governors are reluctant to order mandatory evacuations, is that the order triggers an obligation for the government to provide transport, shelter, and food to any mandatory evacuees who declare they need it.

[Fresh Wind]

What ever happened to Joe Bastardi’s warnings of Isaac at cat 4 or 5?

[tapatio]

Maybe not such a good idea. I remember when Floyd came through here, the winds were not bad at all.It was the rain, that continued non stop for about 20 hours that did so much damage and killed people.Tropical storms dump a lot of rain when the come on shore. If this moves as slow as it is now, it could be bad.Just my thoughts.

[Elle Bee]

What? ruin a party for the obama base:

What began as a simple going-away party on Barracks Street in 1972 has evolved into one of New Orleans' premier yearly events: Southern Decadence. Held annually in the French Quarter over Labor Day weekend, this celebration of GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender) culture has begun attracting as many as 125,000-135,000 participants from all over the world in recent years.

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[Bon mots]

NOLA’s gonna get it... not Tampa...
Looks like that toilet’s going to get flushed again.

To be honest, I hope that Holder’s People really get whacked this time ... can’t wait to see the outcry against Obama, who is on the golf course.

He’s also giving heavyweight interviews to “Glamour” magazine. I’m sure they will ask him hard-hitting, tough questions like, “So, ummm... what’s your favorite color...???”