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We are working aggressively to get supplies to families in need. Food and water commodities are being airdropped into the hardest hit communities, and law enforcement are escorting resources on the road.
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Governor: My friend is in Marysville, FL with 3 young children (one an infant). Home uninhabitable and destroyed, last of the food used today, cars ruined. Shelters destroyed. They pitched a tent for now. Is there a place of aid I can tell her to walk to? Anything at all?
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Hello Governor Scott: Since even the most violent hurricanes soon lose their strength as soon as they come onto land, perhaps homes and buildings closest to the shoreline should be built strong enough to withstand 150 MPH winds.
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You are deliriously insane a Hurricane is NATURE FORCES. Stop blaming great leaders
@ScottforFlorida that have always work hard. Check Gillum’s track:Tallahassee bankrupted, highest crime rate, has never held a job, college drop out. Can he handle even heavy rains?@pGary7 - 1 more reply
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Are you dropping any supplies to Calloway area? My mother lost her apartment & a few of them are with limited supplies, Everitt/Cherry street.
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After Irma, a food box with canned ravioli was a Godsend. Good mojo to our friends up north.
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PULL OUT A WIN FOR FLORIDA NOV 6TH!
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