We cats live in upstate New York, along the northward trend of the Hudson Valley and into the Adirondack mountains — the part of the country most beloved by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
And tonight, that region is in the cone of Tropical Storm Fay. Along with New York City and southern New England, we'll probably get drenching rains as Fay works her way into the Canadian Maritime provinces. Life has been worse.
But although coastal New Hampshire is not in the path of Fay, Benedict Donald has canceled his "show" there tomorrow night. Really?
Our first reaction: No way it's the weather. After Tulsa, and after the low-energy performance Donald gave in South Dakota last weekend, the Trumpsters must be cancelling the Portsmouth event for another reason — right?
And then we saw this from Lincoln Project member John Weaver: "My many NH friends say lack of enthusiasm is behind cancellation of the Super Spreader @realDonaldTrump 'rally'...." YEAH!
We'll all find out the truth eventually — but yes, we can confirm: While we're in the path of Tropical Storm Fay, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, can breathe a sigh of relief. In more ways than one. We cats PURR.
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