"Don't read to much into the Katrina briefing video?"

[bif]

Is what our paper said was the word from the White House. WTF? Yeah, don't read too much into the fuckin' truth. Give us a chance to spin this for a couple days.

[AndyA]

1. Too little, too late

We all now know that President Bush and the White House lied. He knew exactly what was about to happen, yet didn't bother to change his plans so he could help the people who were about to have their lives devastated by this horrific event.

Actions speak louder than words, and photo ops and play time were more important to Bush than dead people floating in the streets being eaten by Rats.

[luckyleftyme2]

5. ALL'S WELL STAY THE COURSE

how many more screw ups is this administration going to get away with? everyone knows "fema" wasn't up to the task and still isn't. everyone knows that the head of homeland security can't handle the job. yet he's still there. everyone knows "outside of photo opps" the federal government and it's leaders involved in "katrina" were incompetent. yes New-Orleans leaders were overwhelmed, but they asked for help and none came.
heaven forbid we have another natural disaster; flood season is coming. and fools are running the store!
please remember this in nov. and votes these fools out

[C_U_L8R]

2. No worries - we'll take it at face value

There's the Chimp.
There's the Chimp getting detailed warning.
There's the Chimp doing NOTHING

[zbdent]

3. Remind the paper that

there was whole discussions about the "secret messages" that Clinton was sending to Monica Lewinsky via what tie he wore . . .

:silly:

[htuttle]

4. "Who are you going to believe? Me or your lying eyes?"

That should be the new slogan of the Republican party, for all the times they paraphrase it...