By Rand Paul
Obama acts as though we no longer have a Constitution
Independent voices from the TWT Communities
In the area of Mississippi hardest-hit by river flooding, evacuees passed time in shelters Wednesday by reading books, praying or smoking cigarettes as officials said they didn't expect waters to overflow a nearby levee that protects thousands of acres of farmland. Cargo was slowly moving along the bloated Mississippi River after a costly daylong standstill.
In the area of Mississippi hardest-hit by river flooding, evacuees passed time in shelters Wednesday by reading books, praying or smoking cigarettes as officials said they didn't expect an overflow at a nearby levee that protects thousands of acres of farmland. Cargo was slowly moving along the bloated Mississippi River after a costly daylong standstill.
"Lord only knows when it's going to recede. It's so much water," said evacuee Steven Cole, who is staying at a Vicksburg church being used as a Red Cross shelter for victims.
"Lord only knows when it's going to recede. It's so much water," said evacuee Steven Cole, who's staying at a Vicksburg church being used as shelter for Red Cross victims.
