Someone needs to stop this White Supremacist from spreading this Right Wing Conspiracy Theory Russian Misinformation.

Greg Price
@greg_price11

The FEMA official who was just fired for telling workers to avoid homes impacted by the hurricanes in Florida if they had Trump signs says that it was not "isolated" and that FEMA workers were instructed to do it in the Carolinas too.

She says there are lots of incident reports to prove this. I think she's suggesting that Trump voters somehow threatened the FEMA "workers." I would guess this means some Millennial gay, trans, or female snowflakes said they "felt unsafe" approaching a home with Trump flags so FEMA told them to look out for their own "safety."

But we'll see.

Deb Heine, Dissident
@NiceDeb

The narrative here is that the Trumpers were hostile with FEMA workers and that's why they were directed to "avoid" them. I'd be very interested to know what these FEMA workers considered "hostility" and how they can justify discriminating against everyone with Trump signs based on a few alleged clashes. Glad Congress is looking into this.

I don't believe there were "clashes." The media would have breathlessly reported on Trump supporters attacking poor government workers had there been such "clashes."

Amy LePore Ph.D.
@ArchetypalDork

FEMA trained their staff to avoid Trump supporters.

This not a surprise. In 2023 instead of properly responding in Maui, they were running their people through white supremacy training.

@FEMA_Deanne's entire tenure has been about "equity", and it has been a colossal failure.

Preserve your records, FEMA.