CNNQuickVote-How would you describe the response to Katrina's destruction?

[Califooyah Operative]

CNN Quick Vote - How would you describe the response to Katrina's destruction?

http://www.cnn.com/

[longship]

1. Done

:kick:ed

[joanne]

10. Choices are rather pathetic

How about totally incompetent and criminal? Right now, 60% too little, too slow.

[The Jacobin]

2. Fucking Pathetic isn't an option

:banghead:

[GoneOffShore]

14. THANK YOU

My thoughts exactly.

And the photo of Shrub looking out the window of Air Farce One? What was that about?

He is the worst 'leader' this country has ever had.

[McCamy Taylor]

3. kick

[fearnobush]

4. Done

60% too little

[Catchawave]

5. Done!

How would you describe the response to Katrina's destruction?

As good as could be expected 27% 272 votes

Patchy 13% 134 votes

Too little, too slow 60% 608 votes
Total: 1014 votes

[Booster]

6. Done & kick.

[Libby2]

7. done

[snot]

8. NOTE THIS: After I voted, got a page with results AND this link:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/09/01/katrina.impact/index.html

Relief workers confront 'urban warfare'
Violence disrupts evacuation, rescue efforts in New Orleans

Wonder if you're directed to the same story if you vote differently.

[MelissaB]

9. done!

kickety kick!

[Greybnk48]

11. done n/t

[jessicazi]

12. done and kick

How would you describe the response to Katrina's destruction?

As good as could be expected 27% 272 votes

Patchy 13% 134 votes

Too little, too slow 60% 608 votes


Total: 1014 votes

[bloom]

13. You know the 27% "as good as can be expected"

are the blind Bush* fans. Seems there is always at least 27%.

[LibraLiz1973]

15. Done & Kicked

[Selatius]

16. Too little, too slow...and too late

The fact is there was no sufficient plan...for decades...to evacuate everybody if a mandatory evacuation order came down. There should have been a pre-existing plan in place to use the city buses to bring out these people in NO in a rotating schedule.

Now there's dead bodies in the water and people starving and becoming dyhydrated under the merciless deep south sun. There's no order in New Orleans, and it seems half the police force there has simply deserted.

[GoneOffShore]

17. Oops

I forgot to kick the thread!
My bad.

[Califooyah Operative]

18. kick