Is Katrina the straw that broke the camel's back?

[BooScout]

With the Gulf Coast totally wrecked, over a million left homeless and hundreds of thousands more without electricity for months and gas prices skyrocketing in one day... with Iraq a total quagmire...will the American public finally wake the hell up and realize that George W Bush has sold them down the river without a freaking paddle and we are all so screwed?

[William769]

1. He didn't even give us a boat let alone a paddle.

[Autonomy]

2. I am getting premonitions of Bush flying off to another country

and never coming back.

[etherealtruth]

3. See this thread

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x4533027

[leveymg]

4. Yup. The Bush regime is just waiting for the end.

They're realizing there's no way out, and frankly capable of just about anything.

This is dangerous time to be an American.

[malaise]

6. He's fugged

This is it. Did anyone tape Robert from Biloxi's comments about the chimp's speech...was on MSNCB about 30 minutes ago...absolutely priceless.

[GreenPartyVoter]

5. Yes. People will now see his lack of leadership in the plain light

of day. And if the Plame indictments come down in the next few weeks.. hoo boy!

[MasonJar]

7. In the first place, what country would have him? And secondly

how many times have we said that the American people can no longer ignore this and this and this. The media blinds them. Look at how many idiots voted against their best interests so that two people they do not know and never will know could not get married or some teen will not have baby she doesn't want which they also will never know about. Americans a very deluded bunch.

[donheld]

8. NO. Hopefully it's the straw that will break the elephants back

[sybylla]

9. It will only be the breaking straw when the media draws a straight line

from disaster to chimp or until his incompetent cronies in the administration have thoroughly demonstrated their incompentence in this disaster. And I mean thoroughly demonstrate in a chalk to chalk board kind of way that the sheeple can see without trying real hard.

Until then, the sheeple in this country will not blame the chimp for what appears to be a natural disaster.