One of the things that we were hearing, and it wasn't from you, but hearing from the administration of why the cuts were appropriate, one was that FEMA's efforts--the actual quote was, 'FEMA's successful investments in prior years made these appropriate.'
Donovan references FEMA's justification for budget cuts based on past successful investments.
Share
More from Daniel Donovan
I am disappointed that the fiscal year 2019 budget once again proposes to cut vital grant programs.
Now is not the time to be cutting Federal resources to counter chemical and biological threats and support for our first responders.
Since 1990 an estimated 100 million children have been saved due in no small part to the United States.
What is the rationale for reducing grants to first responders at a time when our threat level is at its highest since 9/11?