No it won’t.
This has been proven ineffective.
The tide will turn when the streets run red.

Don’t we already have a trade embargo on Russia?

Don’t we have a trade embargo with Russia though?

That’s because we already have a trade embargo on them, I’d say.

Nice move but it’s a last ditch effort for relevance. I remember decades ago waiting for the next issue of Wired to see what our cyberpunk future would look like but sadly it lost its heart and its edge somewhere along the way.

I couldn’t care less about their clothing choices, either, but as a party we need to get our shit together and stop looking like idiots with double standards.

Why drop out? Katie Porter is 1000% more electable and isn’t damaged goods like Kamala.

One of the keys to longevity is risk mitigation.
If the ancestral home is sitting on the normal approach path for hurricanes or in the middle of tornado alley, I’m moving to where the weather isn’t actively trying to kill me every single year.
And yes of course, climate change is a thing.

In my opinion, step 1 is to not live where there’s a high probability of getting your shit destroyed. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Sure, I get it. I’m just adjacent to the industry so I was providing what insight I could.

How did this move from NOAA being cancelled to states not receiving disaster funding?

Private industry participates because they know they are getting paid regardless of where the funding is coming from.

In most cases, the local utilities that need to have it all put back together again. They are generally reimbursed from state disaster funds, and then finally the federal disaster funds.