In Tennessee, on the day the hurricane blew in, 700 National Guard troops were deployed ...to Kuwait, to take part in some waste-of-time military exercise organised by a Pentagon that hasn't won anything since VJ Day and takes twenty years to lose to goatherds with fertiliser. Ukraine matters, union disputes in Yemen matter, the millions swarming across the Rio Grande to be resettled across the fruited plain matter. But Maui, East Palestine, and rural North Carolina don't matter. ... Unlike Katrina, this hurricane is nothing to do with whoever's
running the executive branch of the United States. As to who precisely
that is, all we can say for certain is that, of the more than seven
billion people on earth, it's not Joe Biden, because he's focused on
collective bargaining in Yemen, and Kamala Harris, because nobody would
put her in charge of anything.
Well, except for half the voters in the United States.
If those numbers hold up, expect a lot more of western North Carolina in your future.
-- Mark Steyn, here
Over 700 soldiers from the Tennessee Army National Guard's 278th Armored
Cavalry Regiment are set to leave their home state for a deployment in
the Middle East this Saturday. These service members, specifically from
the regiment's 2nd Squadron, will spend a few weeks at Fort Bliss, Texas
for final preparations before heading to Kuwait.