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This is St. Louis CEMA Commissioner. As a tornado with 152mph winds arrived, Sarah (they/them) and her staff was not available to activate the tornado siren. 5 kiIIed, 38 injured.

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Фото профиля End Wokeness
End Wokeness1 год назад

"We work closer to business hours" DEI at its finest

Фото профиля Liberacrat™️
Liberacrat™️1 год назад

Funny how leftist TikTokers are blaming Trump for this, claiming he defunded the department that notifies people. Seems another lie just got debunked and the truth is— the DEI hires were just unavailable to do their life saving job 🤦‍♂️

Фото профиля Liberacrat™️
Liberacrat™️1 год назад

DEI comes with consequences…

Фото профиля Based Electrician⚡️🇺🇲
Based Electrician⚡️🇺🇲1 год назад

If you can't identify yourself, how can you identify a tornado? 🤔

Фото профиля David Santa Carla 🦇
David Santa Carla 🦇1 год назад

Her fatness tells me all I need to know.

Фото профиля Spitfire
Spitfire1 год назад

TBF it is more focused on deciding gender. How do these people get in positions of power or responsibility?

Фото профиля Ellie 🇺🇸
Ellie 🇺🇸1 год назад

She should be fired. Not on PAID leave. People who fail to do their job with competence and effectiveness should be fired, plain and simple.

Фото профиля America First
America First1 год назад

I worked in the public safety field for over a decade. Placing grossly unqualified people in critical positions (DEI) is commonplace, and a never-ending accident waiting to happen. It's far worse than people realize. All persons in these positions should have their credentials reviewed.

Фото профиля Jessica 🇺🇸
Jessica 🇺🇸1 год назад

What I’m hearing is, “we didn’t think about having a plan in case of an emergency because business hours.”

Фото профиля BOHICA AMwood
BOHICA AMwood1 год назад

Instead of being charged with a crime, they’ll figure out a way to make her a hero!

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