The greatest Bush bumbling of the day

[Must_B_Free]

they asked what he thought of criticism of why it took so long to get relief to the victims.

Bush says "Hurricane Katrina struck ont Tuesday. On Wednesday..., well uh on Thursday we took action...."

What about Wednesday. He didn't have a damn thing he could say.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. But didn't it strike on Mon morning, not Tues? And wasn't it hanging out

in the Gulf of Mexico, moving toward the coast, for like five days before that? Pretty lame, Georgie, you feckless putz.

[DemBones DemBones]

2. Katrina struck on MONDAY.

If he said Tuesday, he's WRONG.

[unrepuke]

10. Remember the Ray Milland movie; "Lost Weekend" ?

:beer: :party: :beer:

40 years of it will get to you

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

3. He actually said "Tuesday"?

Didn't it arrive in the night between Sunday and Monday?

[Tesla]

6. He wasn't told till Tuesday!!!

[Usrename]

9. dummy (thinking) ...........ummmm.. cake on monday?

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

4. Because he wasn't PAYING ATTENTION, he can't even get the DAY

right.

[SofaKingLiberal]

5. link?

[expatriot]

7. give me that goddamned link! i need that goddamned link! nt

[FloridaPat]

8. And Sadam threw out the UN people searching for WMD.

[rainbow4321]

11. Did he purposely avoid saying the names of the gov and mayor?

With the LA gov and NO mayor...

He went to initially "thank" them it was like he paused, caught himself, and then went "uh, uh, the Governor and the Mayor"
He never did say their names the whole time during his press conf with them...just kept referring to them as gov and mayor. He sure managed to remember the actual **names** of the repuke govs today as they all praised each other.
Guess it was Rove's instructions not to properly acknowledge the Dem politicians who are actually HELPING the people down there.

[delen]

12. Thank you

MG he's even more ah addled than I thought he really said Tuesday?
Did anyone see * when he was in Biloxi?
He was talking about getting peoples power back on so they could lead a normal life, didn't about half the people in that city lose their homes? Not a word about that though.