Kentucky woke to rubble after December tornadoes ripped through towns like paper. Dozens dead, homes flattened, lives erased in the middle of the night. Politicians sent thoughts, prayers, and promises to “rebuild stronger.” Stronger against what? The storms aren’t freak anymore. They’re the new normal, wearing a bigger crown each year while leaders keep debating whether the weather is political.
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