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To: joesbucks
Exactly, Joe.

You get through the crisis, you review what went wrong and then work to correct the errors. Thats the only way to learn from the crisis. It is sometimes difficult to remember what you are supposed to do when someone is yelling in your ear.
207 posted on 09/02/2005 7:52:44 AM PDT by Pukin Dog (Sans Reproache)
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To: Pukin Dog
I just found this on Drudge. Bush Says Relief Results 'Not Acceptable' Sep 02 10:12 AM US/Eastern By JENNIFER LOVEN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON President Bush, facing blistering criticism for his administration's response to Hurricane Katrina, said Friday "the results are not acceptable" and pledged to bolster relief efforts with a personal trip to the Gulf Coast. "We'll get on top of this situation," Bush said, "and we're going to help the people that need help." He spoke on the White House grounds just boarding his presidential helicopter, Marine One, with Homeland Security Department secretary Michael Chertoff to tour the region. The department, which oversees the Federal Emergency Management Agency, has been accused of responding sluggishly to the deadly hurricane. "There's a lot of aid surging toward those who've been affected. Millions of gallons of water. Millions of tons of food. We're making progress about pulling people out of the Superdome," the president said. For the first time, however, he stopped defending his administration's response and criticized it. "A lot of people are working hard to help those who've been affected. The results are not acceptable," he said. "I'm heading down there right now."

Even the President now realizes the results have been poor.

208 posted on 09/02/2005 8:20:44 AM PDT by joesbucks
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