Trump sets another tremendous record

Not only has President Trump passed a record number of legislative bills in his short term in office, and has created a record number of jobs in record time, and fulfilled a record number of campaign promises, more than any other president in the history of the United States, he has also experienced a continental record rainfall, greater than any other in the history of the United States.

The left leaning media was hoping that Trump would screw up so they could attack him as usual. Imagine that--the media would want to see the hurricane take a greater toll on Texas and Louisiana just so they could attack President Trump and perhaps become believable again.

Nearly 52 inches of rain has thus far been recorded in Cedar Bayou, Texas according to the National Weather Service.

That's more rain than Texas gets in a year and more rain than any other president has ever had to deal with, and Trump has been dealing with it very effectively.

Rains near the Mont Belvieu region topped up at 51.88 inches as of 3:30 p.m. CDT. That's a continental record but shy by 0.12 inches set by tropical cyclone Hiki in Kauai, Hawaii in 1950.

Kauai is a lush tropical island where the TV show "Fantasy Island" was filmed.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner imposted a curfew on residents beginning at 10 p.m. Police Chief Arthur Acevedo said curfew violators would be stopped, questioned, searched and arrested. 

But let's not forget that this incredible hurricane was supposed to ruin President Trump in the eyes of the nation. Instead it made him the Michael Phelps of record setting.

On a sad and serious note, hurricane deaths have thus far reached 15 souls. In one case, an entire family of six people perished.

Let us pray for the all those affected by Harvey in Texas and Louisiana. 



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