Trump's FEMA Executive Order Takes Aim At Supervisor Who Told Workers To Skip His Supporters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The order will create a 20-person council, including the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, to conduct a full review of FEMA's activities.
45% : Trump said in the order that the incident was one of the reasons the agency was in serious need of reform, and why he was ordering the creation of a council to investigate its performance.
44% : Trump said the council will assess "the existing ability of FEMA to capably and impartially address disasters occurring within the United States and shall advise the President on all recommended changes related to FEMA to best serve the national interest.
34% : The executive order discussed the scandal in Florida, first reported by The Daily Wire, where FEMA supervisor Marn'i Washington told relief workers in Lake Placid to "avoid homes advertising Trump."
33% : "There are serious concerns of political bias in FEMA," Trump wrote in the executive order.
23% : 'There are serious concerns of political bias in FEMA,' Trump wrote in the executive order President Donald Trump called out the FEMA supervisor who ordered relief workers to skip the homes of his supporters in a Friday executive order launching a robust investigation of the agency.
17% : Trump has frequently criticized FEMA in recent months, saying that the agency has lost focus and mistreated hurricane victims because of their politically conservative views.

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