"Scott Nudds" wrote in message
Ya, we saw a lot of that during the Bush's Katrina Fiasco.


"El Guapo" wrote
Good point, Scott. "Katrina" was a classic case of mass hysteria.

I don't remember seeing anyone hysterical in reports of the disaster. But
I do remember seeing the Bush Failure telling his political appointee to
FEMA that he was doing "one heck of a good job" while bodies were rotting in
the floodwaters, and while FEMA was preventing food, medicine, and doctors
from providing aid to the victems.

Over 1 million meals ready to eat were flown in from Europe, only to have
FEMA destroy them rather than provide them as relief to the trapped city
residents.

Trucks carrying ice were divered from state to state for days by FEMA
officials until the crisis was over, at which time they were told to dump
their cargo in land fills and go home.

Tens of thousands of mobile homes were purchased by FEMA and then left
unoccupied for months, some never occupied at all.

Yes, this was a wonderful example of the failure of Republicanism and
George - "no one ever predicted the levies would fail" - Bush in
particular.