Marni Washington, a former crew leader for FEMA, stated that her actions were in line with established protocols intended to protect field workers in a politically charged environment after Hurricane Milton in 2024. Washington emphasized that the decision to skip homes displaying Trump campaign signs was made to ensure the safety of her team.
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FEMA crew leader defends decision to avoid homes with Trump campaign signs
Marni Washington, a fired FEMA crew leader, defended her choice to avoid homes with Trump campaign signs, citing safety protocols for field workers in a politically charged environment following Hurricane Milton in 2024. She stated that her actions were aligned with established guidelines.
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