Zombie Apocalypse: More Government Agencies Using the Undead to Spread Survival Message
Source - Bostinno
Yesterday at 3:06 pm by Steve Annear

As December 21, 2012 approaches, many people may be asking themselves “how will I survive the zombie apocalypse?”

Well, the government may have the answers.

( Brains... )

Eric Cantor Pressed FEMA About Aid For His District As Agency Struggled For Funding

Federal Emergency Management Agency officials have been busy convincing Congress to quickly fill its emergency aid coffers, as the agency finds its funds drained by the natural disasters that have hit the country in recent months. The insistence, led by House ( Read more... )

The Senate on Friday defeated by a vote of 59 to 36 a GOP-authored short-term funding measure designed to keep the government running through mid-November, ratcheting up the pressure on party leaders to resolve an impasse on federal disaster relief funds ahead of a deadline at the end of next week ( Read more... )

If You Loved The Debt Ceiling Debate, Then You Are Going to Love This! Coming this Fall, "Government Shut Down, Part II: The Revenge of Government Handouts!" (Shutting Down Nationwide. Consult Your Pundit for Advance Tickets.)

Reid: I’m Not Confident A Government Shutdown Can Be Avoided

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) insisted Tuesday that ( Read more... )

How will FEMA pay for Hurricane Irene?

by Ed O'Keefe • Aug. 28, 2011

Updated 11:54 a.m. ET

With less than $1 billion currently available for federal disaster assistance, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is temporarily suspending payments to rebuild roads, schools and other structures destroyed during spring tornadoes in Joplin, Mo. and ( Read more... )

[I drove through Joplin this past weekend as this the a stopping points between mine and my Mom's place in OK. The devastation there is unimaginable. There is no words for the sheer carnage. It is like half the town was put into a blender and dumped out- just piles of rubble with streets carved out of it. It infuriates me to see conservative 'small ( Read more... )

Fox Defends Position: Heck of a Jub Brownie Senior Expert on Botched Emergency Government Response.

Fox Defends Michael Brown Interview: He's An 'Expert On Botched Responses'

Fox News is defending itself from yet another wave of White House criticism, this time saying the decision to let former FEMA chief Michael Brown speak unchallenged about the ( Read more... )

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama, who accused former President George W. Bush of leading a government "that sits on its hands while a major American city drowns," is hearing directly from New Orleans residents who have struggled to rebuild their city since the 2005 hurricane season.

Obama arrives in New Orleans Thursday on his first presidential ( Read more... )

Louisiana senator blocks nominee to lead FEMA

A Louisiana senator is stalling Florida emergency management director Craig Fugate's nomination as head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Fugate had sailed through his nomination hearing and Monday cleared the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee by a unanimous voice vote ( Read more... )

In recent days, vicious wildfires have forced thousands of Boulder, Colorado area residents to evacuate. One of those residents: disgraced former FEMA chief Michael “Heckuva Job” Brown. This morning in an interview with a Colorado radio station, Brownie remarked, “Here I am on the other side of the fence now.” He added that “was strange being told ( Read more... )