Perry viewed the fire from the air and conferred with local officials. He said seeing the fire was a "surreal" experience. "I've seen a number of big fires in my life," he said. "This is as mean looking as I've ever seen, particularly because it was so close to the city."
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OK Rick... so you've been flying by?
Check with your Brother Cantor, to see if we have any money for Texas. He was the one that said, money for disasters has to come off of future spending, didn't he? What Y'all gonna cut? Pass around the collection plate at the next Perry fund raiser for help! ;) How yall say it in Texas.. Phrase the lord...there ya go!
Well, we know that Texans will accept this as God's judgement upon them and will not ask for any federal disaster aid or crop-loss insurance. They will also not question, why they live in an area vulnerable to prolonged droughts. I mean, this is what many Texans say, when disasters hit other areas and we know, they are not hypocrites...right?
Lord, please don't let Perry pray for rain anymore.
He wore out his Carpet!
Amen.
Amen.
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