Master of Disaster (MSci). Mitigation & Recovery Coord. ADD is my superpower. Do all my own stunts. All tweets are my own.
Vancouver, WA
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Hey all! @CRESATalk is filling my former position as an Emergency Management Coordinator focusing on Mitigation & Recovery planning.
This job is based in Vancouver, WA (just outside of Portland, OR).
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What happens when you take away bodily autonomy?
Woman is being deemed too immature to decide for herself that she wants an abortion but the unspoken side of that ruling is that she is determined to be MATURE ENOUGH TO RAISE A CHILD.
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Side note: "Any person has the right to defend his or her own life or the life of another person, even by the use of deadly force if necessary, from willful destruction by another person."
Are executions gladiator-style fights to the death?
Compare @FirstStreetFdn's 2052 fire risk map that @mapgirl18 posted to the 2022 one in their 5th National Risk Assessment (firststreet.org/research-lab…)
Emergency Managers but lacking the resources & time to advocate for mitigation and risk reduction, despite the need.
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I'll take "Old White Men Rigging Elections" for $100, Alex!
Seriously, though. The overlap of people who believe "The Election was stolen from Trump" and "I'm going to do what I can to cheat the system" is eye-watering. Irony at its best.
John Ley has admitted he doesn’t live in Battle Ground, at least not in a traditional sense. Ley is renting a room in Philip and Eileen Haggerty’s home, paying $1 per month, and is free to stay in the home whenever he wants. bit.ly/3QX6jTz
#Election2022 #Clarkelex
So... @elonmusk is going to want government organizations to pay in order to share emergency information with you?
Large orgs may be willing to do so, but most gov orgs are tiny and struggle to pay for staff, let alone subscriptions for numerous tools to communicate.
Twitter will always be free for casual users, but maybe a slight cost for commercial/government users
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Anthony Vendetti retweeted
Sooo…it appears the Supreme Court believes their opinions have a fundamental right to privacy…
So... #SCOTUS is worried about their private document being shared while discussing taking away rights to health privacy. Do we file this under irony or hypocrisy?
The top court's deliberations & opinions should all be made publicly. We deserve transparency.
JUST IN: The Supreme Court confirms the authenticity of the draft opinion revealed last night by Politico. The chief justice has ordered an investigation into the leak.
"Put me in the camp of making sure the court and other institutions look like America," Graham said at the time.
(businessinsider.com/lindsey-…)
Lindsey Graham has no idea what America looks like. The only thing he knows is that his corporate sponsors keep his pockets lined.
Day 3 of the hearing for US Supreme Court Nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. I am starting to wonder if there should be punishment for members of congress who purposely twist words, selectively speak out of context, and outright lie during nomination hearings.
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Anthony Vendetti retweeted
The baseless attacks on Judge Jackson bring to mind this old legal adage: If you have the law on your side, pound the law. if you have the facts on your side, pound the facts. If you have neither the law nor the facts, pound the table. We’re seeing some ugly table pounding today.
Listening to the hearing of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, we have to hear a lot of opinions from people who should never be judges/lawers tell a highly qualified judge why she shouldn't be a judge.
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Lindsey Graham conveniently forgets that Republicans already used Supreme Court nominations as a political game in 2016.
But we already know Graham doesn't concern himself with inconveniences like "facts". thehill.com/homenews/senate/…
Washington Legislature has *finally* created a funding mechanism to help school districts develop retrofit/build seismically resilient buildings. WA is way behind CA and OR in this regard. Just awaiting Gov signature. clbn.us/3pybP
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Seems odd to me that we let a group of people making decisions that affect the very fabric of U.S. Constitution interpretation operate behind shadow dockets.
The US Supreme Court should be required to follow the highest level of government transparency standards possible.
A story you may have missed, but one with big implications... slate.com/news-and-politics/…
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