"Catch that thing" sounds like a perfect prompt for the freewriter whose livelihood is fishing.
Aka "The woman who works at the fish house' - love it!
Then you reel us in with a surprise:

I blame the Governor, maybe one day they will catch that thing with all of his lies. It is scary to think of him becoming President ...

Water contamination is a big issue in the Midwest, with big consequences for whistle blowers and anyone who'd call to task the politicans who are not stopping industries (and, yes, farmers) from polluting the drinking water.... but that's a whole other matter.

This is all too familiar a tale. More than one has been fired (or worse) for daring to speak up:

.... one biologist who tried to tell them what was going to happen when they detoured the freshwater, he lost his job. I pray for the day that the truth is told but I do not think that I will be alive to see it, but then again, they did it to Biscayne Bay in the 30s or 40s and the truth has never come out. Biscayne Bay is not the only place that trout are gone from, everywhere they stopped the freshwater the seagrass died, and no more trout.

And those housing developments....
I will refrain from comment, other than: YOU KNOW IT.