Mitt Romney helps load a truck with relief supplies that will be delivered to storm affected areas in New Jersey during a Kettering Storm Relief event on October 30, 2012 in Kettering, Ohio.
Posted on 10/30/2012 10:02:18 AM PDT by Hoodat
When President Barack Obama urged Americans under siege from Hurricane Sandy to stay inside and keep watch on ready.gov for the latest, he left out something pretty important — where to turn if the electricity goes out.
Despite the heightened expectation of widespread power and cable television failures, everyone from the president to local newscasters seem to expect the public to rely entirely on the Internet and their TVs for vital news and instructions.
None of the major cable or local news channels put emergency phone numbers or key radio station frequencies on their screens. The only phone-related instructions on the homepage of ready.gov is how to get monthly disaster-prep text messages. The Federal Emergency Management Agency told the public via Twitter to use texts and social media outlets to stay informed. . . .
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
LOL. Who says God doesn't have a sense of humor.
That’s why she was in human resources. The pink ghetto of every company.
ru kidding 100 million wont even make a drop in the bucket besides passenger pigeons are eSTINKED!!~!!!~~!!!~!
Duh-1 is at it again....
Statues all over America are breathing a sigh of relief.
Obama is doing what comes naturally. Totally screwing up without a brain.
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