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Umm, yeah, no.
That’s pretty much my take.Loved this quote from Bill Berg, a Park County commissioner:
“The landscape literally and figuratively has changed dramatically in the last 36 hours. A little bit ironic that this spectacular landscape was created by violent geologic and hydrologic events, and it’s just not very handy when it happens while we’re all here settled on it.”
"The Republican governor, elected in 2020, spent the past workweek galavanting in Tuscany, Italy, as his constituents battled some of the worst floods in the state’s history, reports 8KPAX. Now, after at least four days away on a “personal” trip, Gianforte’s office confirmed the governor is expected back in the capital city of Helena sometime Thursday night"
never fails to amaze the clowns that can get elected to office...
One can take a vacation, but when duty calls it time to get after it. He should have been on his way home promptly.
Having traveled from Southern Europe to the Western U.S. in my USAF and consulting careers multiple times, it is definitely not like Hollywood where it only takes a 60 second commercial to travel half way around the world. We were just understanding the magnitude of the flood here in Bozeman around noon on Monday which would have been evening in Italy. Gianforte who is a savvy businessman and knew he had a competent cabinet back in Helena, probably spent Tuesday insuring his Lt. Gov had all the authorities and directions necessary to get things under control and recovery started while he arranged travel back to MT. Whether leaving from Florence, IT or Rome on Wednesday, the earliest he could have been back in Helena or Bozeman would have been late afternoon (Bozeman) or late evening (Helena) on Thursday.One can take a vacation, but when duty calls it time to get after it. He should have been on his way home promptly.
Having traveled from Southern Europe to the Western U.S. in my USAF and consulting careers multiple times, it is definitely not like Hollywood where it only takes a 60 second commercial to travel half way around the world. We were just understanding the magnitude of the flood here in Bozeman around noon on Monday which would have been evening in Italy. Gianforte who is a savvy businessman and knew he had a competent cabinet back in Helena, probably spent Tuesday insuring his Lt. Gov had all the authorities and directions necessary to get things under control and recovery started while he arranged travel back to MT. Whether leaving from Florence, IT or Rome on Wednesday, the earliest he could have been back in Helena or Bozeman would have been late afternoon (Bozeman) or late evening (Helena) on Thursday.
The haters in the liberal press will take every opportunity to trash the opposition and the truth be damned. One article even led with the following:
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte was expected to return home from an overseas vacation on Thursday, nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding that forced Yellowstone National Park to close.
Nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding. Either the author doesn’t know there are seven days in a week, or that Thursday is just two days removed from Monday or it was deliberately written to sensationalize the situation. Since Gianforte returned on Thursday and the flooding was still making its way down the Yellowstone into Eastern MT, the statement is patent false. Facts and truth be damned for the haters.
Great deflectionThe "haters" I'm the "conservative" media do the exact same thing, remember all the shit a certain president got for playing golf, then silence for the next guy (who spent far more time on the golf course, and bilked taxpayers while doing it)...?
So, let's just keep it real, if we can.
Cheers
Great deflection![]()
Deflection and "whataboutism" are used by partisans on all sides. And it discredits all sides. However, I hope you can see how you kind of asked for it by leading your remark with "The haters in the liberal press will take every opportunity . . ." since everyone who is both literate, analytical, and objective is aware that both liberal and conservative media practice this routinely. Personally I think Gianforte is a prick based on his assault of a journalist while campaigning. I have no idea whether Gianforte's cabinet is competent or if they're all assholes like him. Nonetheless, MT does have a Lieutenant Governor who apparently did immediately seek a federal disaster declaration, which is really more to the point than how many days it took the Governor to return to Helena.Great deflection![]()
Not a hater, stating my opinion. I pay little attention to network news - I don’t appreciate spin. I belong to no political parties, and am able to find things in common with everyone. I am a fan of no politicians, I have no “side”.Having traveled from Southern Europe to the Western U.S. in my USAF and consulting careers multiple times, it is definitely not like Hollywood where it only takes a 60 second commercial to travel half way around the world. We were just understanding the magnitude of the flood here in Bozeman around noon on Monday which would have been evening in Italy. Gianforte who is a savvy businessman and knew he had a competent cabinet back in Helena, probably spent Tuesday insuring his Lt. Gov had all the authorities and directions necessary to get things under control and recovery started while he arranged travel back to MT. Whether leaving from Florence, IT or Rome on Wednesday, the earliest he could have been back in Helena or Bozeman would have been late afternoon (Bozeman) or late evening (Helena) on Thursday.
The haters in the liberal press will take every opportunity to trash the opposition and the truth be damned. One article even led with the following:
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte was expected to return home from an overseas vacation on Thursday, nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding that forced Yellowstone National Park to close.
Nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding. Either the author doesn’t know there are seven days in a week, or that Thursday is just two days removed from Monday or it was deliberately written to sensationalize the situation. Since Gianforte returned on Thursday and the flooding was still making its way down the Yellowstone into Eastern MT, the statement is patent false. Facts and truth be damned for the haters.
LOLHaving traveled from Southern Europe to the Western U.S. in my USAF and consulting careers multiple times, it is definitely not like Hollywood where it only takes a 60 second commercial to travel half way around the world. We were just understanding the magnitude of the flood here in Bozeman around noon on Monday which would have been evening in Italy. Gianforte who is a savvy businessman and knew he had a competent cabinet back in Helena, probably spent Tuesday insuring his Lt. Gov had all the authorities and directions necessary to get things under control and recovery started while he arranged travel back to MT. Whether leaving from Florence, IT or Rome on Wednesday, the earliest he could have been back in Helena or Bozeman would have been late afternoon (Bozeman) or late evening (Helena) on Thursday.
The haters in the liberal press will take every opportunity to trash the opposition and th truth be damned. One article even led with the following:
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte was expected to return home from an overseas vacation on Thursday, nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding that forced Yellowstone National Park to close.
Nearly a week after his state was ravaged by historic flooding. Either the author doesn’t know there are seven days in a week, or that Thursday is just two days removed from Monday or it was deliberately written to sensationalize the situation. Since Gianforte returned on Thursday and the flooding was still making its way down the Yellowstone into Eastern MT, the statement is patent false. Facts and truth be damned for the haters.
Am mod -Not a mod, but please, this was a great informational thread and let's keep political shit out of it. What happened happened, nobody was going to stop it. I continue to return to this thread for updates, but please keep it from becoming political.
Not a mod, but please, this was a great informational thread and let's keep political shit out of it. What happened happened, nobody was going to stop it. I continue to return to this thread for updates, but please keep it from becoming political.
Maybe three days - and that's if you don't count Monday or Thursday. Math is important! Since there was nothing for the guv to sign, and getting him on a repair crew would just slow them down, I'd say keep on keeping on in Italy. Fucking shit will still be there whenever he gets back.or that Thursday is just two days removed from Monday