Posted on 09/11/2005 10:23:53 PM PDT by smoothsailing
A week of finger-pointing and blame-game playing in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina has scored few political points for the Democrats and their party.
Democratic leaders pounded President Bush last week, charging he and his administration were slow to grasp the full depth and breadth of the destruction and to help the Gulf coast's storm-ravaged victims.
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Tough break Dems, all of that huffin' and puffin' and Katrina gonna blow the Bush White House down. All for nuttin'. But iffin' youse be good, we'll give you a cookie and some milk, and sing you to sleep with a teddy bear. Ya wankers!
Oooooo... that's good!!!
Hey Demonicrats... pull my finger!!!
Democrats exchange dead horses mid stream, again. LOL
LOL!
True, but aren't they getting tiresome with their tired tirades??? Me thinks they doth protest too much!!!
Thats funny, and it sums up the dem strategy perfectly! ;)
A week? Try 4 1/2 years of finger pointing, ranting, raving, accusing, crying, whining. Sounds like a bunch of immature school kids!
And the President?
He's spending the night in New Orleans!
Sure is easy to tell who the doer is and who the blamers are.
I think they'll rue the day that they started the blame game.
" But officials tell me the administration was already putting together a post-hurricane timeline of every decision and action by the president and federal agencies that will show the White House on top of the crisis from Day One."
I'm still waiting for one Democrat from the Clintons to the DNC to Jesse Jackson to Pelosi,etc to document their efforts, pre Katrina, to help their base evacuate.
Nobody knew the depressed areas better than the Democrats and nobody owed those voters more than the Democrats.
The Democrats had a moral obligation to help their poorest voters and I think it's time they answered the question- what exactly did they do, to help their base evacuate ?
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