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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTimely meme:
Didnât Abbott say Texas power grid wouldnât go down
— Kodiak149 (@kodiak149.bsky.social) 2026-01-25T23:22:09.304Z
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Timely meme: (Original Post)
applegrove
19 hrs ago
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Yes. I do recall seeing this before, during another storm. I put it up anyhow.
applegrove
17 hrs ago
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SheltieLover
(77,715 posts)1. Kick
lastlib
(27,696 posts)2. Has anybody gotten a postcard from Ted Cruz?
xqz me, Raffy.
Beartracks
(14,416 posts)3. It could happen because the USPS always works, no matter the weather.
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lastlib
(27,696 posts)4. Unlike Texas power grid....... n/t
Beartracks
(14,416 posts)5. You caught my point!
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slightlv
(7,508 posts)8. The USPS always works?
Well, it used to always work. These days, we go for days on end without mail... and then one day we'll have three or four deliveries of mail... including at 9:30 at night. Nope, it doesn't work now. I'm missing bills, packages I've been expecting and traced, you name it. I'm just assuming deJoy is still in charge, and is still doing his best to kill it altogether.
MLWR
(836 posts)6. Why yes. I do believe I did read that.
applegrove
(130,741 posts)7. Yes. I do recall seeing this before, during another storm. I put it up anyhow.
JMCKUSICK
(5,284 posts)9. Ouch, that one must really hurt
onenote
(46,023 posts)10. While I'm all in favor of crapping all over Abbott, Texas actually handled the storm better than a lot of states.
Outages are tracked here:
https://poweroutage.us