When FOX started repeating itself I would turn to MSNBC or CNN to get new stories and new pictures and they were so blatantly finger pointing that I couldn't watch. Granted I could have missed what you saw in Shep's reporting but I never did see what you called "pointing a loaded gun at Bush."
I did not realize until last night that Sheppard Smith is from Mississippi, which explains a lot of his passion in covering this particular story. Nonetheless, I am still curious about what you saw that some of the rest of us missed. Again, that's not a sarcastic question, but a genuine one. Obviously you feel very strongly about this.
The first day he was there, there were thousands. The following days there were fewer and fewer. Where did the others go? Why didn't Shep ask that question? Why didn't he walk down to the end of that roadway and find out why the people were blocked off?
I think Shep had visions of some kind of press award dancing in his head, but instead, all he did was add heap coals on the head of President Bush.
There was no excuse for Shep, or any other "journalist" not to know what had already been done by the federal government. This is the first time a president has been pro-active to this degree on any natural disaster. The amount of goods and men that were being shipped to the area was unprecidented. Why didn't Shep even mention that?
I think he's so self centered that all he cared about was himself and wanted so bad to be a "hero" that it never even dawned on him that he was laying a heavy burden on a man who already has more burdens than any president I can think of.