My Hometown — Shreveport, Louisiana — Has Been Without Water For Days

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By Johnna CriderFeb 22, 2021, 2:20 am688 ptsHot
The winter storm has affected most of the U.S. South, and Texas has been in the spotlight thanks to its disastrous leadership — blaming renewables and allowing its citizens to freeze while charging those with power abhorrently high prices — but Texas isn’t the only state that was affected. I live in Baton…

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My Hometown — Shreveport, Louisiana — Has Been Without Water For Days

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