Kristi Noem Gets Trashed with 'Grateful for God's Hand' Remarks Amid Texas Flood Tragedy

During the tragic flooding in Kerr County, Texas, over the holiday weekend, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem expressed gratitude to God for the lives that were spared. The Guadalupe River overflowed its banks early Friday morning, leading to more than 100 fatalities, including 28 children, with approximately 160 individuals still unaccounted for, as reported by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.One gauge revealed the river surged over 25 feet within a few hours, unleashing destructive torrents that ravaged camps and trailers during Fourth of July festivities.“The resilience of Texans is commendable. Witnessing families endure such heartbreak is truly painful,” Noem stated following her Saturday visit to the hard-hit area.Noem also shared her astonishment at the devastation she encountered, particularly the poignant scenes of parents searching for missing children. She praised the significance of compassion during these times and acknowledged God's role in saving hundreds of lives amidst the catastrophe. Her remarks sparked significant backlash on social media, with many questioning her sentiments.