Often we don't pay much attention to the need for emergency preparedness until after there is a disaster, but the risk of one form or another of natural disaster in Indian Country is not theoretical and, as we can see, it is real, and Indian communities need to be prepared to deal with this reality.
Emphasizes the importance of emergency preparedness in Indian Country before disasters occur.
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What we do see, a number of the Democrats who are running this year, they want to end all of this stuff.
The crazy Democrats who've been nominated and are now causing the direction of their party to go way to the left.
Depends where you're living in the country and the impact — what it would be, in your own home state.
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