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Just too drained to have posted anything over the weekend. Luckily, jwz collected some real gems in his LiveJournal. Take special note of points titled, "Photo Op," "Daley 'shocked' as feds reject aid," and "Teenager 'loots' a rescue bus." More recently, we have a cold look at Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff's reading habits. Barbara Bush chimes in with her views on the state and status of the refugees who've found themselves in Houston (emphasis added by me): A post at Daily Kos summarizes some of the best examples of FEMA's shoddiness:
(No, that last one isn't really an Onion headline, it just reads like one.) Lastly, one thoughtful suggestion on how Bush could personally help out: President Bush: Sell the Ranch. ![]() Remember, disaster elsewhere is great for real estate prices |
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