FEMA employees told The Washington Post that Richardson spent as little time as possible in daily operations meetings and shied away from leadership, even telling his own employees that he expected to be gone by Thanksgiving.
When flooding hit Texas in July, Richardson was unable to be reached “for hours and hours,” one senior official said. Richardson claimed to be in “constant contact” with FEMA officials, but was actually missing from disaster response while on vacation with his two sons. At least 130 people died in the floods.
In November, Richardson was muzzled by the Department of Homeland Security, banned from giving interviews or responding to media requests.
President Trump has yet to comment on Richardson’s resignation.
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