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Considering the closeness of the last gov's race and the shifting toward the Republican side in LA, I've got to believe that at least half of the the population is fairly clear headed. I am confident a majority of the LA residents understand the tragic chain of events very well and will see to it that, at least politically, the guilty are punished severely. LA will be a red state for years and years to come IMHO and the Pres. needn't say anymore than he already has. The obvious is just that---way too obvious for the demonrats to make hay out of this pile of manure. They are in the middle of a mega Wellstone Moment. I say let em have it!

My take is different.

President Bush has sinking poll numbers, runaway gasoline prices, millions of invaders entering our nation illegally, etc. With a weakened President Bush, the next nomination to SCOTUS will end up being a woman and a liberal.

Instead of two originalists/Constitutionalists, Bush will end up nominating another moderate/liberal (another Kennedy in Roberts) and a woman Marxist in disguise, like Clement (another Ginsberg).

With Bush in such a weak position, he will not nominate a Luttig, a Brown or a Jones, i.e., a true conservative. This is why the RATs are causing the hysteria. They know if they weaken Bush (or, Bush weakens himself with stupid comments like "I'm responsible and take all the blame for New Orleans), then Bush will be afraid to name a true Constitutionalist with his second pick.

BUSH SAID HE ACCEPTS ALL BLAME FOR THE NEW ORLEANS disaster! What a crock! Why does Bush insist on being a punching bag when the events are NOT his fault??? Why doesn't he turn the tide of the hysteria and flat out say the locals made major errors in decision making?

Bush's self-martyrdom will cost the conservatives seats n Congress next year. Bush is not a strong president. He is acting very weakly here on New Orleans, on border control, on energy, and on all the crucial issues important to Americans.

I am VERY dejected with President Bush's actions/non actions.