FEMA doesn't have a second-in-command and three of four associate-administrator posts are currently either vacant or only temporarily filled.
When I left the rally headquarters and stopped by Sheriff Hill's office, he wasn't in, but his second-in-command, Lieutenant Mike Covell, was doing a fine job serving up meaty sound bites.
Therefore, we invite you to reply here with a short, succinct message about why you, as a woman living in this country, do not support this candidate as second-in-command for our nation".
I think it's that for a woman to make it in politics -- and land in the top spot, and not just as a man's second-in-command -- she has to have a mix the integrity of Geraldine Ferraro with the branding acumen of Sarah Palin and the brilliance of Hilary Clinton.
Froome finished second to the Spaniard Juan José Cobo by just 13 seconds; the race looked to have been lost largely because Sky were in unknown territory, with a leader who was not in his best form and a second-in-command who had never performed at that level before.
Not so, said Stanley Fischer, the IMF's second-in-command, who asserted that the emergency package for Thailand was necessary to ease the pain of economic adjustment for the Thais and to keep the crisis from spreading uncontrollably across the region.Who is right?
Vausbinder points out a picture of Harold Lloyd, noting that the actor not only served locally as chief rabban (second-in-command) but also as imperial potentate, the highest office in North America.
But Zuckerberg hasn't faced the same level of vitriol as his second-in-command.
M. Douglas Ivester, Coke's departing chairman and chief executive, steadfastly insisted during his short tenure that he did not need a second in command.
