Boob Story Again!

It is no secret that I don't care for the current administration. I'm not overly political but I always vote (it's my civic duty - I feel VERY strongly about it) and I try to keep up on current events. Clinton was no angel by any means, he should have kept his penis in his pants and come on, a B.J. most certainly IS sex (if any of you ladies think differently, we need to talk) This story does not surprise me either. Bush has been one lie after another dating back to his pre-9/11 plans to invade Iraq. I know I have bigger things to worry about but since I'm still alive and I have kids, I think the future of our country is worth knowing about. Some of you may not agree with me. The last time I checked it was still a free country
(let me check again. Yup! although I'm sure he's reading this)
Hmmm.. I hope I'm not repeating myself. I did a post yesterday about Boobs....

Bush knew about Katrina threat — and let it happen:
This evening, the Associated Press released secret transcripts and video footage showing President Bush being personally briefed the day before Hurricane Katrina hit land. The predictions he heard were shockingly precise and accurate including the failure of the levees. He knew exactly what was coming. The article is a smoking gun on Bush's unpardonable failure to keep us safe. In just a few hours, the White House will be filling the airwaves with spin, so it's important to reach out right now to pass on the straight story to family and friends. If each of us acts, we can directly reach millions of people before morning.

At the August 28th briefing, the president was told exactly what to expect:

• The chief scientist of the National Hurricane Center warned that a major levee breach was "obviously a very, very grave concern." Bush lied to the entire nation about this point just 5 days later.
• Michael Brown told the president that if New Orleans flooded the Superdome emergency shelter would likely be under water and short on supplies, creating a "catastrophe within a catastrophe."
• Experts and officials implored the President to prepare for, as the AP described it, "devastation of historic proportions."

President Bush didn't ask a single question during the briefing. In the next two days he campaigned, attended birthday parties and played guitar while the worst natural disaster in American history killed over 1,300 people and displaced hundreds of thousands.

There can now be no mistake: President Bush had a chance to lead, and he failed to keep us safe.
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