Tergdor said:

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Lots of people are swallowing the talking point that Kerr county denying ARPA grants for sirens from Biden led to this.

Anyone that thinks sirens would have prevented this is living in fantasy land. A siren doesn't tell you a 40 foot wall of water is coming.

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captkirk said:

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🚨BREAKING: @DataRepublican has exposed the identity behind the “Mrs. Butters” account that mocked the tragic flash floods in Kerr County, Texas—where several children lost their lives. The account is reportedly run by Mr. Álvarez-Aranyos, a Soros-backed former Pentagon advisor… pic.twitter.com/Vva022TtyY

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) July 6, 2025

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Rapier108 said:

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Tergdor said:

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Lots of people are swallowing the talking point that Kerr county denying ARPA grants for sirens from Biden led to this.

Anyone that thinks sirens would have prevented this is living in fantasy land. A siren doesn't tell you a 40 foot wall of water is coming.

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It is the same bull**** our society engages in 24/7 now.

Someone must always be blamed and punished/destroyed whenever something bad happens.

Even if there is no human involvement, people will invent it like the bozos Michael Flynn, MTG, etc. are doing with the cloud seeding conspiracy.

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Rapier108 said:

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Tergdor said:

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Lots of people are swallowing the talking point that Kerr county denying ARPA grants for sirens from Biden led to this.

Anyone that thinks sirens would have prevented this is living in fantasy land. A siren doesn't tell you a 40 foot wall of water is coming.

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It is the same bull**** our society engages in 24/7 now.

Someone must always be blamed and punished/destroyed whenever something bad happens.

Even if there is no human involvement, people will invent it like the bozos Michael Flynn, MTG, etc. are doing with the cloud seeding conspiracy.

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Cromagnum said:

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captkirk said:

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🚨BREAKING: @DataRepublican has exposed the identity behind the “Mrs. Butters” account that mocked the tragic flash floods in Kerr County, Texas—where several children lost their lives. The account is reportedly run by Mr. Álvarez-Aranyos, a Soros-backed former Pentagon advisor… pic.twitter.com/Vva022TtyY

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) July 6, 2025

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Shocker.

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evestor1 said:

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Tergdor said:

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Lots of people are swallowing the talking point that Kerr county denying ARPA grants for sirens from Biden led to this.

Anyone that thinks sirens would have prevented this is living in fantasy land. A siren doesn't tell you a 40 foot wall of water is coming.

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I am not blaming sirens or saying any of this flood was truly stoppable...


But i am in NB and Sequin all the time. I pay attention when that siren goes off...even during the weekly tests.

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Deerdude said:

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If this is true then I regret not installing that siren to keep the 18' rise in lake LBJ back in October of 18 from flooding my house.

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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I speak to you as a mother, a neighbor, a pediatrician, and a human being who is deeply sorry. I take full responsibility for a social media comment I made before we knew that so many precious lives were lost to the terrible tragedy in Central Texas. I understand my comment caused immense pain to those suffering indescribable grief and for that I am truly sorry. I would like to make clear that my regrettable comment was in no way a response to the tragic loss of human life. But the words written were mine and regardless of how they are being presented, that is a fact that I deeply regret. I want to apologize to each and every individual suffering through terrible loss in this difficult time. As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment, as it does not reflect the depth of my compassion or the respect I have for each and every human life. Unfortunately, my online comment is now being shared with the false impression that I made it after the devastating loss of life was known. I did not. But again, the comment was mine and mine alone. Even in these divisive times, some things are and should remain sacred. Human life is sacred. The well-being of children is sacred. Politics and party affiliation should never affect the judgment or actions of any medical provider and have never affected mine. Anyone who has sat in my office, cried on my shoulder in moments of loss, afforded me the privilege of helping their child grow, or trusted me with their child's life knows that I am tirelessly committed to children's medical care and would never be so callous as to make such a remark about lives cut so terribly short. I did not choose my words with the sensitivity the moment required, or with any awareness of the heartbreaking loss that would later become clear to all of us. My comment came from a place of frustration born of my belief that our communities, first responders, healthcare system, early-warning systems and disaster infrastructure need more and better support and funding to help prevent and respond to tragedies such as this. But my poor choice of words has been perceived as a response to this tragedy, and for that I am deeply sorry. I respectfully ask that no responsibility or harassment be directed toward my former employer. They are kind, hard-working, dedicated pediatricians who had no role in this whatsoever. Perhaps my biggest regret is that my words are now serving as a distraction from our shared responsibility to heal the pain and suffering of those whose lives have been forever changed by unspeakable loss, and to take every step to ensure such a disaster never occurs again. One thing on which we can all agree: The heart of every Texan breaks for each and every family shattered by this tragedy. I pray that those who are suffering find peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead and commit myself to helping the entire community heal and recover. Moving forward, I will do my very best to listen, learn, grow and serve my community as I have always done. Because that is really who I am. With deep regret, Christina Propst, MD July 8, 2025

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CNN admits that President Trump and Governor Abbott are not responsible for the flood deaths in Texas.
Shimon Prokupecz admits that the federal government issued the proper warnings before hand and the state government moved the resources into the area before hand, and it was the… pic.twitter.com/Hj5g3jBFsq

— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) July 10, 2025

🚨SHOCK POLL: CNN admits that the American people AREN'T CONCERNED about climate change — Radical activists FAILED to scare citizens.

"Americans AREN'T afraid of climate change!"

"Climate activists have not successfully made the case to the American people!" pic.twitter.com/47u9IzQ8IF

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) July 10, 2025

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I was heartened to know that Austin's chief Didn't Earn It is capable of self-reflection and can learn from mistakes. Sarcasm off.

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment

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But again, the comment was mine and mine alone.

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As news of heartbreaking fatality to my career became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment

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Im Gipper said:

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What does that have to do with a post that just quoted a statute?

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Wealthy ppl who are backed in a corner can affect numerous platforms…. (Ominous background music)

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LOL, the internet dose not care about any of that and any future employer can be hounded, and it does not matter how much money she has.

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El Gallo Blanco said:

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You cannot possibly despise modern leftists enough. It's a warped hate fueled religion.

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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I speak to you as a mother, a neighbor, a pediatrician, and a human being who is deeply sorry. I take full responsibility for a social media comment I made before we knew that so many precious lives were lost to the terrible tragedy in Central Texas. I understand my comment caused immense pain to those suffering indescribable grief and for that I am truly sorry. I would like to make clear that my regrettable comment was in no way a response to the tragic loss of human life. But the words written were mine and regardless of how they are being presented, that is a fact that I deeply regret. I want to apologize to each and every individual suffering through terrible loss in this difficult time. As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment, as it does not reflect the depth of my compassion or the respect I have for each and every human life. Unfortunately, my online comment is now being shared with the false impression that I made it after the devastating loss of life was known. I did not. But again, the comment was mine and mine alone. Even in these divisive times, some things are and should remain sacred. Human life is sacred. The well-being of children is sacred. Politics and party affiliation should never affect the judgment or actions of any medical provider and have never affected mine. Anyone who has sat in my office, cried on my shoulder in moments of loss, afforded me the privilege of helping their child grow, or trusted me with their child's life knows that I am tirelessly committed to children's medical care and would never be so callous as to make such a remark about lives cut so terribly short. I did not choose my words with the sensitivity the moment required, or with any awareness of the heartbreaking loss that would later become clear to all of us. My comment came from a place of frustration born of my belief that our communities, first responders, healthcare system, early-warning systems and disaster infrastructure need more and better support and funding to help prevent and respond to tragedies such as this. But my poor choice of words has been perceived as a response to this tragedy, and for that I am deeply sorry. I respectfully ask that no responsibility or harassment be directed toward my former employer. They are kind, hard-working, dedicated pediatricians who had no role in this whatsoever. Perhaps my biggest regret is that my words are now serving as a distraction from our shared responsibility to heal the pain and suffering of those whose lives have been forever changed by unspeakable loss, and to take every step to ensure such a disaster never occurs again. One thing on which we can all agree: The heart of every Texan breaks for each and every family shattered by this tragedy. I pray that those who are suffering find peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead and commit myself to helping the entire community heal and recover. Moving forward, I will do my very best to listen, learn, grow and serve my community as I have always done. Because that is really who I am. With deep regret, Christina Propst, MD July 8, 2025

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Lame attempt at self preservation

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EX TEXASEX said:

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I was heartened to know that Austin's chief Didn't Earn It is capable of self-reflection and can learn from mistakes. Sarcasm off. A really heartbreaking and infuriating 3 minute video. This guy is CANCER, but he has the right skin color.

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captkirk said:

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CNN mystified by latest polling

🚨SHOCK POLL: CNN admits that the American people AREN'T CONCERNED about climate change — Radical activists FAILED to scare citizens.

"Americans AREN'T afraid of climate change!"

"Climate activists have not successfully made the case to the American people!" pic.twitter.com/47u9IzQ8IF

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) July 10, 2025

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captkirk said:

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CNN mystified by latest polling

🚨SHOCK POLL: CNN admits that the American people AREN'T CONCERNED about climate change — Radical activists FAILED to scare citizens.

"Americans AREN'T afraid of climate change!"

"Climate activists have not successfully made the case to the American people!" pic.twitter.com/47u9IzQ8IF

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) July 10, 2025

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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I speak to you as a mother, a neighbor, a pediatrician, and a human being who is deeply sorry. I take full responsibility for a social media comment I made before we knew that so many precious lives were lost to the terrible tragedy in Central Texas. I understand my comment caused immense pain to those suffering indescribable grief and for that I am truly sorry. I would like to make clear that my regrettable comment was in no way a response to the tragic loss of human life. But the words written were mine and regardless of how they are being presented, that is a fact that I deeply regret. I want to apologize to each and every individual suffering through terrible loss in this difficult time. As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment, as it does not reflect the depth of my compassion or the respect I have for each and every human life. Unfortunately, my online comment is now being shared with the false impression that I made it after the devastating loss of life was known. I did not. But again, the comment was mine and mine alone. Even in these divisive times, some things are and should remain sacred. Human life is sacred. The well-being of children is sacred. Politics and party affiliation should never affect the judgment or actions of any medical provider and have never affected mine. Anyone who has sat in my office, cried on my shoulder in moments of loss, afforded me the privilege of helping their child grow, or trusted me with their child's life knows that I am tirelessly committed to children's medical care and would never be so callous as to make such a remark about lives cut so terribly short. I did not choose my words with the sensitivity the moment required, or with any awareness of the heartbreaking loss that would later become clear to all of us. My comment came from a place of frustration born of my belief that our communities, first responders, healthcare system, early-warning systems and disaster infrastructure need more and better support and funding to help prevent and respond to tragedies such as this. But my poor choice of words has been perceived as a response to this tragedy, and for that I am deeply sorry. I respectfully ask that no responsibility or harassment be directed toward my former employer. They are kind, hard-working, dedicated pediatricians who had no role in this whatsoever. Perhaps my biggest regret is that my words are now serving as a distraction from our shared responsibility to heal the pain and suffering of those whose lives have been forever changed by unspeakable loss, and to take every step to ensure such a disaster never occurs again. One thing on which we can all agree: The heart of every Texan breaks for each and every family shattered by this tragedy. I pray that those who are suffering find peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead and commit myself to helping the entire community heal and recover. Moving forward, I will do my very best to listen, learn, grow and serve my community as I have always done. Because that is really who I am. With deep regret, Christina Propst, MD July 8, 2025

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Lame attempt at self preservation

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This pathetic sub-human still tries to dodge accountability with this weasel worded statement. You see, it's your fault for how you perceived or presented her words that said Trump voters deserved the disaster.

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4stringAg said:

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zoneag said:

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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I speak to you as a mother, a neighbor, a pediatrician, and a human being who is deeply sorry. I take full responsibility for a social media comment I made before we knew that so many precious lives were lost to the terrible tragedy in Central Texas. I understand my comment caused immense pain to those suffering indescribable grief and for that I am truly sorry. I would like to make clear that my regrettable comment was in no way a response to the tragic loss of human life. But the words written were mine and regardless of how they are being presented, that is a fact that I deeply regret. I want to apologize to each and every individual suffering through terrible loss in this difficult time. As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment, as it does not reflect the depth of my compassion or the respect I have for each and every human life. Unfortunately, my online comment is now being shared with the false impression that I made it after the devastating loss of life was known. I did not. But again, the comment was mine and mine alone. Even in these divisive times, some things are and should remain sacred. Human life is sacred. The well-being of children is sacred. Politics and party affiliation should never affect the judgment or actions of any medical provider and have never affected mine. Anyone who has sat in my office, cried on my shoulder in moments of loss, afforded me the privilege of helping their child grow, or trusted me with their child's life knows that I am tirelessly committed to children's medical care and would never be so callous as to make such a remark about lives cut so terribly short. I did not choose my words with the sensitivity the moment required, or with any awareness of the heartbreaking loss that would later become clear to all of us. My comment came from a place of frustration born of my belief that our communities, first responders, healthcare system, early-warning systems and disaster infrastructure need more and better support and funding to help prevent and respond to tragedies such as this. But my poor choice of words has been perceived as a response to this tragedy, and for that I am deeply sorry. I respectfully ask that no responsibility or harassment be directed toward my former employer. They are kind, hard-working, dedicated pediatricians who had no role in this whatsoever. Perhaps my biggest regret is that my words are now serving as a distraction from our shared responsibility to heal the pain and suffering of those whose lives have been forever changed by unspeakable loss, and to take every step to ensure such a disaster never occurs again. One thing on which we can all agree: The heart of every Texan breaks for each and every family shattered by this tragedy. I pray that those who are suffering find peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead and commit myself to helping the entire community heal and recover. Moving forward, I will do my very best to listen, learn, grow and serve my community as I have always done. Because that is really who I am. With deep regret, Christina Propst, MD July 8, 2025

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Lame attempt at self preservation

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This pathetic sub-human still tries to dodge accountability with this weasel worded statement. You see, it's your fault for how you perceived or presented her words that said Trump voters deserved the disaster.

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When you produce a wall of text to apologize, you aren't sincere and just trying to deflect. A simple "I messed up and posted a horrible message and am deeply sorry. I deserve the consequences for my actions" would have been more sincere.

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EX TEXASEX said:

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Unfortunately this is the city manager of Austin. I think his job is very safe.

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Owlagdad said:

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EX TEXASEX said:

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I was heartened to know that Austin's chief Didn't Earn It is capable of self-reflection and can learn from mistakes. Sarcasm off.

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Can the guy on the left even climb in a fire truck?

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P.H. Dexippus said:

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Fired doctor grovels after her foul post suggesting flood victims were Trump supporters who got ‘what they voted for’ sparked outrage https://t.co/Wsy1Mm3vEr pic.twitter.com/V5iHT6xNF6

— New York Post (@nypost) July 10, 2025

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I speak to you as a mother, a neighbor, a pediatrician, and a human being who is deeply sorry. I take full responsibility for a social media comment I made before we knew that so many precious lives were lost to the terrible tragedy in Central Texas. I understand my comment caused immense pain to those suffering indescribable grief and for that I am truly sorry. I would like to make clear that my regrettable comment was in no way a response to the tragic loss of human life. But the words written were mine and regardless of how they are being presented, that is a fact that I deeply regret. I want to apologize to each and every individual suffering through terrible loss in this difficult time. As news of heartbreaking fatalities became clear I immediately removed my thoughtless comment, as it does not reflect the depth of my compassion or the respect I have for each and every human life. Unfortunately, my online comment is now being shared with the false impression that I made it after the devastating loss of life was known. I did not. But again, the comment was mine and mine alone. Even in these divisive times, some things are and should remain sacred. Human life is sacred. The well-being of children is sacred. Politics and party affiliation should never affect the judgment or actions of any medical provider and have never affected mine. Anyone who has sat in my office, cried on my shoulder in moments of loss, afforded me the privilege of helping their child grow, or trusted me with their child's life knows that I am tirelessly committed to children's medical care and would never be so callous as to make such a remark about lives cut so terribly short. I did not choose my words with the sensitivity the moment required, or with any awareness of the heartbreaking loss that would later become clear to all of us. My comment came from a place of frustration born of my belief that our communities, first responders, healthcare system, early-warning systems and disaster infrastructure need more and better support and funding to help prevent and respond to tragedies such as this. But my poor choice of words has been perceived as a response to this tragedy, and for that I am deeply sorry. I respectfully ask that no responsibility or harassment be directed toward my former employer. They are kind, hard-working, dedicated pediatricians who had no role in this whatsoever. Perhaps my biggest regret is that my words are now serving as a distraction from our shared responsibility to heal the pain and suffering of those whose lives have been forever changed by unspeakable loss, and to take every step to ensure such a disaster never occurs again. One thing on which we can all agree: The heart of every Texan breaks for each and every family shattered by this tragedy. I pray that those who are suffering find peace and comfort in the difficult days ahead and commit myself to helping the entire community heal and recover. Moving forward, I will do my very best to listen, learn, grow and serve my community as I have always done. Because that is really who I am. With deep regret, Christina Propst, MD July 8, 2025

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Lame attempt at self preservation

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This pathetic sub-human still tries to dodge accountability with this weasel worded statement. You see, it's your fault for how you perceived or presented her words that said Trump voters deserved the disaster.

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When you produce a wall of text to apologize, you aren't sincere and just trying to deflect. A simple "I messed up and posted a horrible message and am deeply sorry. I deserve the consequences for my actions" would have been more sincere.

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You're being kind. She can't run back what she texted/tweeted.

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Ag87H2O said:

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captkirk said:

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CNN mystified by latest polling

🚨SHOCK POLL: CNN admits that the American people AREN'T CONCERNED about climate change — Radical activists FAILED to scare citizens.

"Americans AREN'T afraid of climate change!"

"Climate activists have not successfully made the case to the American people!" pic.twitter.com/47u9IzQ8IF

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) July 10, 2025

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This just tells me that despite their best efforts to lie and gaslight, the climate change zealots can't win the battle with the reality people see every day. The more climate changes, the more it stays the same.

It has never been about climate change, it's about scaring people into giving up control of their lives to a global bureacracy that craves power and money above all things.

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