Apparently, at least one FEMA supervisor, Marn’i Washington, gave her team strict orders to avoid any homes which had Trump-Vance signs in front of it. This was done in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.
It was reported in the late online Friday edition of the New York Post that Washington conveyed her edict both verbally and in a Microsoft Teams chat used by relief workers canvassing Lake Placid, Florida homes ravaged by Hurricane Milton last month, according to the Daily Wire.
“Avoid homes advertising Trump,” Washington wrote in a “best practices” memo to employees.
FEMA employees told the outlet that at least twenty homes displaying Trump signs or flags, a common sight during election season, were passed between the end of October and into November because of the order.
How many other politically motivated supervisors did similar illegal acts and did not get caught? Was Marn’i Washington the only one who did this? I am sure not.
A FEMA spokesperson confirmed that orders to bypass the homes of Trump supporters were given, and said that the agency was “deeply disturbed by this employee’s actions.”
“We are horrified that this took place and therefore have taken extreme actions to correct this situation and have ensured that the matter was addressed at all levels,” the representative said.
And her punishment? A transfer to a different area. That was it. She, instead, should have been fired, with immediate loss of benefits and her pension.
Washington’s guidance was issued after the Harris-Biden regime came under fire from Trump, Vice President-elect JD Vance and residents of areas affected by Hurricane Helene over the federal government’s brutally slow response to the disaster.
It all just proves that all areas of the Federal government have been weaponized by the current regime against Americans in general, and those who especially disagree with it. Thank God Donald Trump won.
Only seventy-three more days until Americans regain control of our country from the DemoNazis who truly hate us.
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