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An unhinged former staff member at the University of Kentucky floated the idea that the death and destruction Hurricane Helene unleashed on red states was divine retribution for their residents’ support of former President Donald Trump.
“Hurricane Helene…what if GOD is punishing MAGA populations for their hate and hypocrisy? Works for me!” Betsy Packard wrote Sunday in a heartless post on X punctuated with a winking emoji.
Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 storm. Its 140-mph winds carved a path of devastation from Georgia to Virginia, killing more than 100 in the South.
She then doubled and tripled down on the hateful rhetoric, directly responding to X users who challenged her.
“You got hit with an Act of God. Looks like God’s pissed off at you,” she wrote in response to a poster bemoaning the small size of the National Guard deployment following the storm.
“An Act of God hammered you, and you still din’t [sic] hear Him? God is obviously mighty pissed at MAGAs. How can you not see this?” she mockingly asked another user.
………Jay Blanton, a University of Kentucky spokesperson, told The Post that Packard is “not an employee” of the university despite her stated affiliation on social media, and disavowed her repugnant words in no uncertain terms.
“We were just made aware of this post. We have reported it to the appropriate offices on campus that review questions around conduct,” Blanton said in an email.
“Such statements are abhorrent and do not reflect our values as an institution. Our thoughts and concerns are with those impacted by these devastating storms. As an institution, we have many members of our community directly impacted by them and are working with them to provide support and resources at this time.”
Packard continued posting and replying to dozens of critics well into Monday afternoon, playing the victim and eventually backpedaling her initial post, claiming she doesn’t personally believe the storm was divine punishment.
“I erred in thinking Americans could read. I said WHAT IF,” she wrote.
The responses on Twitter:
She’s in the same crowd of proglodytes who wished the shooters who attempted to assassinate Trump ‘aimed better’.
Just a reminder: Remember how overjoyed liberals were during Hurricane Harvey because it damaged the homes and lives of “Trump supporters”?
What if Packard slid under a gas truck and caught fire? What if California got hit with a magnitude 10 earthquake and took out the majority of the liberal fruitcakes in the state? What if a category 5 hurricane hit New England and drowned every blue state in the region?
Whenever California’s wildfires burn it to a crisp, I should say something like “What if the entire cesspool of liberals and illegals gets incinerated in short order”.
I like the what if scenarios myself.
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