Evacuate

     Where to?  How?

     Before Hurricane Andrew, residents of South Florida could skip town two or three days before a storm's expected arrival and drive out in light traffic.  After Andrew, escape routes got clogged early, and evacuees were faced with the the risks of blocked roads, insane gas lines, and gas stations run dry.  Motels were full all the way into Georgia and Alabama.  Towns in Georgia had storm shelters with signs up telling you to go away if you weren't from there.

     As with their election coverage, the media is ignoring half the story.  Leave, leave, leave, they're urging people, as if what happens once you lock your door doesn't matter and hunkering down isn't a sanctioned option anymore.  Mandatory evacuation orders, or mandatory death sentences?

     In 75 years of hurricane watching, our quasi meteorologist has never seen coverage as irresponsible as this.  It's almost as if our Muslim President is deliberately placing White Christians in harms way.

     Wouldn't surprise anybody we're still talking to if he was.