While liberals cry about climate change and demand more government control, smart Americans are building real solutions. Babcock Ranch near Fort Myers shows what happens when free enterprise tackles tough problems head-on. This amazing town has survived four major hurricanes without flooding or losing power.
The secret is not big government programs or green new deal nonsense. It is good old American engineering and smart planning. Developer Syd Kitson built every home above flood levels and put all power lines underground. The town uses a brilliant water system with connected lakes that drain into each other.
When Hurricane Ian hit in 2022, nearby towns got destroyed. Babcock Ranch barely had a scratch. Same story with Hurricane Milton last year. The town only lost a few trees and some traffic lights while other places got wiped out.
Governor Ron DeSantis knows a winner when he sees one. He told people on national TV to evacuate to Babcock Ranch during storms. The town welcomed over 2,000 Floridians during Hurricane Milton and kept them all safe and powered up.
This is what happens when you build things right the first time instead of depending on government bailouts. The developers used dirt from their own land to raise building sites higher. They designed every structure to handle Category 5 hurricane winds.
Each home in this incredible community sells for over a million dollars. Families who lived through flooding disasters are happy to pay for real protection. They want homes that work when government fails them.
Babcock Ranch proves American innovation beats government handouts every time. While Washington wastes billions on climate hoaxes, private companies create actual solutions. This town is the future of smart development in America.
Other states should copy what Florida is doing under DeSantis leadership. We need more communities like Babcock Ranch that protect families through engineering excellence. That is the American way to solve problems.
