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Originally Posted by Danzig
thing is, in this case, they went to her house, inspected everything, signed off and now...months later, ooops. her house had tens of thousands in damage, money that's been spent. if they said it was eligible, how can they then go back on their findings and say it wasn't? a little late now, isn't it?
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Oh, yeah. Obviously clearly a screw up on FEMA's part, they approved the disbursment. That's why there are some Congressmen trying to get it fixed. Was that on 60 Minutes maybe? There is apparently a law - the rules governing FEMA disbursements - that if there is a screwup and FEMA wrongly disperses money, they have to ask for it back. That makes sense, right?
Doesn't make sense when the people money was dispersed to used it to repair their houses (the intent of it all)