FEMA, Garret Graves and President-elect Donald Trump
Disaster response critic could head FEMA for Trump
Louisiana Rep. Garret Graves once called federal disaster policy “ass-backwards.” Now, the fast-talking Pelican State native is a possible pick to run the nation’s emergency response operations as the head of President-elect Donald Trump’s Federal Emergency Management Agency, writes Thomas Frank.
Could Louisiana Congressman Garret Graves be tapped by Donald Trump to head FEMA?
WASHINGTON – While U.S. Rep. Garret Graves may not have been selected to head the transportation department by President-elect Donald Trump, his name is being bandied about as a possible head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Baton Rouge Republican, who is leaving Congress at the end of year, wouldn’t comment.
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