FEMA failed to properly oversee Sandy flood insurers, audit says
WASHINGTON — A government watchdog found that Federal Emergency Management Agency did not properly regulate the private companies who provide flood insurance, whose failure to adequate reimburse Hurricane Sandy victims for their losses led to the agency agreeing to reopen thousands of claims. The report by the Department of Homeland Security inspector general said FEMA did…
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a big problem, a pot of other peoples’ money, a bunch of self- serving ego maniacs, and you have a royal failure of mismanagement, waste, fraud, and abuse!! What next?