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DeSantis in the Eye of the Storm: Leadership Amid Crisis

The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has put Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in a crucial spotlight, testing his crisis management skills and potentially shaping his political legacy. Effective response efforts could enhance his reputation and influence, but any misstep may have lasting impacts. With humanitarian efforts underway and political ramifications in the balance, how do you think DeSantis' handling of the hurricane will affect his future? Let's discuss the intricate dance between crisis management and political fortune.

[thesalon1]

And the cleanup continues day and night. Help a family member, help a friend, help a neighbor, help a neighborhood, help a stranger, just help. No one is coming it’s up to us! #hurricaneian #hurricanecleanup #hurricaneaftermath #hurricane https://www.instagram.com/p/CjHfXcrOMYZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Hurricanes Can Actually Do Serious Property Damage

When a hurricane is on its way, the first thing you need to do is prepare your home. But even if you take all the necessary precautions, there's always the possibility that your home could sustain damage. In this blog post, we'll take a look at how much damage hurricanes can do to your home, and what you can do to minimize the risk.

While hurricanes can certainly cause a lot of damage to your home, there are ways to minimize the risk. For example, you can make sure that your home is properly fortified against high winds, and you can also take steps to protect your home from flooding. Of course, even if you take all of the necessary precautions, there's always the possibility that your home could still sustain damage. But by being prepared and taking the necessary steps to protect your home, you can minimize the risk and help ensure that your home comes through the hurricane unscathed. These tips can help you protect your home from damage during a hurricane: 1. Make sure your home is properly fortified against high winds. 2. Take steps to protect your home from flooding. 3. Be prepared for the possibility of damage by having a plan in place and knowing what to do if your home sustains damage. 4. Stay informed and up-to-date on the latest forecast for the hurricane so that you can take the necessary precautions. 5. Have a emergency kit ready in case you lose power or need to evacuate. Taking these steps can help you minimize the risk of damage to your home during a hurricane. But even if you take all the necessary precautions, there's always the possibility that your home could still sustain damage. So, it's important to be prepared and know what to do if your home sustains damage. By being prepared and taking the necessary steps to protect your home, you can help ensure that your home comes through the hurricane unscathed.

There are a few things that you can do to protect your home from hurricane damage. One is to make sure that all of your windows and doors are properly secured. another is to clear your yard of any potential projectiles. And finally, you should have a plan for what you will do if your power goes out. Even if you take all of these precautions, though, there's always the possibility that your home could sustain damage. Hurricanes are powerful storms, and they can cause a lot of damage to both homes and businesses. If you live in an area that is prone to hurricanes, it's important to have a plan in place in case of emergency. If your home does sustain damage from a hurricane, the first thing you need to do is assess the situation. If there is any structural damage, it's important to have it fixed as soon as possible. You also need to make sure that any downed power lines are taken care of, and that your home is safe to enter. Once you've done all of that, you can start the process of cleaning up and making repairs. Hurricanes are powerful storms that can cause a lot of damage to both homes and businesses. If you live in an area that is prone to hurricanes, it's important to have a plan in place in case of emergency. While it's impossible to completely protect your home from hurricane damage, there are steps you can take to minimize the risk. By being prepared and knowing what to do in the event of damage, you can help to ensure that your home and family are safe.

What are some of the other things you can do to protect your home from hurricane damage? Let us know in the comments!

[poetponyofmidgard]

Happy Labor Day. More boat shots; storm damage & capsized boats. Stay safe. #laborday #louisianalife #boating #hurricaneida #hurricaneaftermath #lakepontchartrain (at Slidell, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTe7FNUr5AZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[citizen477]

I rebuke the spirits of abominable odors and strange smells coming from my refrigerator in the name of Clorox Bleach and dish detergent. Gloraaayyy! #LOL #hurricaneirma #hurricaneaftermath (at Snake Creek, Miami, Florida)

[brokerstas]

Aftermath, Hurricane Irma Diaries in SWFL! Great times with these lovely ladies,... @theorangehouse #charlottecountyunite #hurricaneaftermath #puntagordaunite #HURRICANEBROKER #HURRICANELIFE #hurricaneirma #REALTORLIFE #brokerlife #ilivewhereyouvacation #floridalivesmatter #itsjustalilrainandwind #hurricaneirma #keepyourmomentum #realestateadvisor #realestatelife #realestate #brokerstas #erincatronandcompany #stasmatias #flrealtor #flrealestate #seperatetoelevate #florida #puntagorda (at The Orange House Wine Bar)

[datpassionguy]

In the midst of supplying donations and feeding others, I saw this lil guy in a pile of trash. It makes me wonder who does he belong too? What is their story about this horrible week? And I pray as we dropped of food, water, supplies that this family has a moment of hope. #hurricaneaftermath #hurricaneharvey #hurricaneharvey2017 #cleanup #flooding #rebuild #hope #passionsnaps #dailypic #photography #liveyourpassion #livecreatively #nikonphotography #nikond5500 #dailyphoto (at Spring, Texas)

[kongcoolers-blog]

Thinking of our friends who encountered #Irma. Thank you @mrkendiaz for sharing this post. We're glad you're safe. • "Trees down, but my ice stays up. 🍻@kongcoolers #HurricaneAftermath #TreesEverywhere #CleanupCrew #ButMyBeerIsCold #ComingInClutch #HaventTakenABreak #NoElectricity#KongStrong #FloridaChainsawMassacre #HotAsPelotas"

[funinkeywest]

Washed ashore. #keyweststrong #keywest #funinkeywest #hurricaneirma2017 #hurricaneaftermath #sail (at Smathers Beach)

[yaime69]

Hurricane Maria's aftermath #hurricaneaftermath #hurricanemaria #centralazucareradearroyo (at Arroyo, Puerto Rico)

[foxhed]

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Found This Monster Downed Tree On Our Trail Today! #downedtree #downed #hurricaneirma #aftermath #hurricaneaftermath #hurricane #woods #tree #monster #monstertree #steadicam #steadicamvolt #videography #videographer #itcreations #ianthomascreations (at Archer, Florida)

[southernyang]

High tide is not just on the beach... there is only one road going to my hotel... yeah, this was an interesting walk back... #fullmoonhightide #hurricaneaftermath

[cdvisual]

My Girl is awesome!!! @beyonce #Beygood #beyoncedonates #newmusic #philanthropist #puertorico #carribean #mexico #hurricaneAftermath #beyonce #Repost @beyonce (@get_repost) ・・・ I am donating my proceeds from this song to hurricane relief charities for Puerto Rico, Mexico and the other affected Caribbean islands. To help go to Beyonce.com/reliefefforts.

[taratallon]

#BackToSchool 2017-18. JR, Junior Year...Kiki, Freshman Year. And YES, thanks to #HurricaneHarvey...today, September 18th is our 1st Day @BellaireHigh! #bellairehighschool DID sustain some damage...but not NEAR as much as the whole area. FINALLY managed to successfully start ALL 5 kids in school this year. This has all been SO surreal. #hurricaneaftermath (at Bellaire, Texas)

[617n305]

Rows of trees knocked over like #dominos #hurricanirma #irmaaftermath #hurricane #Southflorida #storm #treesdown #hurricaneaftermath (at Cutler Bay, Florida)

[brokerstas]

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Aftermath Day 2 part 3C, Hurricane Irma Diaries in SWFL! Ponce Park aftermath #charlottecountyunite #hurricaneaftermath #puntagordaunite #HURRICANEBROKER #HURRICANELIFE #hurricaneirma #REALTORLIFE #brokerlife #ilivewhereyouvacation #floridalivesmatter #itsjustalilrainandwind #hurricaneirma #keepyourmomentum #realestateadvisor #realestatelife #realestate #brokerstas #erincatronandcompany #stasmatias #flrealtor #flrealestate #seperatetoelevate #florida #puntagorda (at Ponce De Leon Park)