As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing significant challenges, including a severe staffing shortage and dwindling funds. The impacts of back-to-back hurricanes are expected to strain FEMA's resources as it prepares to close disaster recovery centers across the state temporarily for safety. This situation raises concerns for Republicans who previously voted against FEMA funding, as they now find themselves in the path of Hurricane Milton. Editorial discussions point out that FEMA funds are intended for emergencies, not political maneuvering. The urgency for Congress to pass additional disaster aid is escalating with each impending storm.