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Yeah, I think it would. Depends on which state it is, though.
I can't think of anything that would cause them to stop supporting Trump. Maybe if he came out to give a speech somewhere and compared himself to Jesus?
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That's going to be a huge problem if a lot of buildings and post offices get wiped out.
Hurricane Milton is growing stronger as it blows toward Florida's Tampa Bay region
People across Florida were warned that Milton could rapidly intensify into a major hurricane before slamming into the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast midweek.
My other worry besides loss of life is that Hurricane Milton can destroy the early votes and voting in Florida.
Hurricanes Have Changed Voting in Some States. Here’s How
Accommodations vary, so check before you cast a ballotwww.aarp.org
Tampa Bay area counties prepare for voting despite Hurricane Helene
Supervisors of elections are working with voters to help them cast their ballots and "make their voices heard."
Southern States Try to Minimize Voting Disruptions After Hurricane Helene
Florida’s governor plans to sign an executive order giving election officials in 13 counties greater flexibility in administering early and absentee voting.www.nytimes.com
Officials in hard-hit states working to ensure voting goes smoothly following Hurricane Helene
Officials in North Carolina, Florida and Georgia are scrambling to ensure voters will be able to cast their November election ballots amid damage from Hurricane Helene.abcnews.go.com
I hate to say it, but he would have to have a massive stroke or die.
Nice.
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