He is marginally responsible for promoting the head of FEMA, who may not be qualified. But remember, he was highly recomended, and he was approved by congress.
If a year from now, FEMA operates the same way it has during Katrina, then I’ll join you in blaming him.
I thought the head of FEMA was a political appointment that didn’t have to be approved by Congress since the reorg that placed FEMA under the Secretary of Homeland Security?
[quote]But it is not the president’s job to be the national nanny for basket case cities who need their diapers changed. We expect him to be on top of things, sure, but he’s got to delegate.
My point is that once he sees the delegate guy dropped the ball or was slow out of the gate, bang, send him off somewhere comfortable and get in a hard driving leader.
The choice of Gen. Honoree was a good one. He inspired confidence immediately. He’d be a good candidate.
Gen. Honoree for FEMA director. Doesn’t that sound good?
The Director of FEMA handled multiple hurricane disasters in Florida without any mishap. Why is this one different? Take a look at the governor, Jeb Bush in Florida… also, the governor of Louisiana was barring any military assistance for the first day(s).