Debunking The “Bush Wasn’t Paying Attention” Myth

U.S. President George W. Bush is handed a map by Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin (R) during a video teleconference with federal and state emergency management organizations on hurricane Katrina from his Crawford, Texas ranch on August 28, 2005. Bush on Monday approved major disaster declarations for the states of Louisiana and Mississippi, clearing the way for the use of federal money to help respond to Hurricane Katrina, the White House said. Picture taken August 28, 2005.
Paul the refugee has more at Wizbang.
As more information comes out about the President's response to the Katrina catastrophe it becomes ever more clear, to me at least, that the criticism of him has less to do with an actual desire for "leadership" and/or "accountability" than playing on the nation's emotions to plant a few political sucker punches.












