God bless you. I can’t stand any of em. I’m pretty much a single issue voter anymore — 2A. If you’re a hard worker and not happy with what you’re making, head to the Gulf Coast of LA and TX. Hard workers that can pass a drug test are always in demand. Any attributes beyond that are lagniappe. Every ...

Sanders The sad part is a good portion of AMZN employees will vote for him, having no clue. I have a close friend that is a Bernie supporter. He complains about the fact that many of his child hood friends just can’t get ahead and they’ll never be able to make the amount of money they want. This gu...

It can come from a couple places. Borrowing or taxing those that work for a living.

Yep. Ima give it a try and see how far they’re willing to take it.

Ha. I was just pulling some maps from datagateway earlier this week.

Let’s not mess around and get redflagged.

You’re about to make some folks realllly think they know what they’re talking about, now. Mebbe me.

I see uncle joe is saying if elected (and there is a really good possibility of that happening) he is coming for the AR style weapons. How many would participate in a buy back program?? If I had any, I doubt they’d be willing to pay me what they’d be worth to me, hypothetically. If I happened to ow...

If one claims high MS River levels are “man made,” well OK, that’s not one I want to debate. It is a debate I have thought of before. Imagine if you will, no levees, zero, none, nada from Venice to the Canadian border in the MS river system as a whole. Wouldn't the river levels be lower if the wate...

If you have good elevation data, you can compare it to Vburg stage plus 46.2 feet — I think.

I hear ya. But this very day, it’s the River that holds water in the backwater, not the Steele Bayou control structure. If one claims high MS River levels are “man made,” well OK, that’s not one I want to debate.

Right. If they’ve been holding landside higher than the river side, it’d be a surprise. So the latter.

I can understand that they didn’t want to interfere with a natural disaster and all. But this whole damn thing wasn’t natural, it’s man made! Man made how? Imagine New Orleans without pumps. Rain water is directed from 1/3 of the State to one area without a way to get out. No way to get out — when ...

I did not intend to imply that any posters here were giving MDWFP more than their due credit.