FEMA an Even Bigger Disaster Than the Storms Themselves -- and How it Can Be Replaced

I’ve had similar positions at other county and city hospitals, including such disaster areas as Flint, Michigan’s city hospital.

It’s based on decades of public health and disaster management work I’ve been involved with during my career.

I first got involved in this while working as an executive at Lexington County Hospital, across the river from the state Capital of Columbia in South Carolina.

Well, first, we just learned that the Biden-Harris administration diverted funds intended for hurricane disaster relief to help illegal aliens.

At Lexington County Hospital, we were hit by Hurricane David – not just hit, but for roughly eight hours, the eye of the storm seemed to hover right on top of our hospital, which was in itself frightening.

Nowhere near as big as Helene, even a relatively mild hurricane like David is a monster storm.

In all cases, those hospitals were responsible for public health in the counties and cities they served. 

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