Here we go America, get ready for another ride on Karl's train full of BS! the cleanup has truly just started and Mr. Rove is already at it once again. This guy lies better than a Persian rug and yet the media repeats every word out of his mouth, WHY?
They are so busy trying to place the blame on the Mayor and Governor
that they forget; this was out there for the world to see for itself-and even though some networks will do whatever it takes to outFOX the American public, too many cameras were there this time. When I attended NCOA there was one thing that was driven home " Seek responsibility and Accept Responsibility for your Actions"; someone should drive that home for this administration.
Oh, I forgot-they didn't serve.

This time though I think this is something you should read for yourself.

This is something that I came across today.

BUSH vs. BLANCO: BUSH DROPPED THE BALL
By Larry Johnson bio
From: Politics
Don't let Bush off the hook. The White House effort to blame the Governor of Louisiana ignores some critical facts:
The Governor of Louisiana declared a State of Emergency on 26 August 2005, which is a pre-requisite for invoking the Stafford Act:
Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco today issued Proclamation No. 48 KBB 2005, declaring a state of emergency for the state Louisiana as Hurricane Katrina poses an imminent threat, carrying severe storms, high winds, and torrential rain that may cause flooding and damage to private property and public facilities, and threaten the safety and security of the citizens of the state of Louisiana The state of emergency extends from Friday, August 26, 2005, through Sunday, September 25, 2005, unless terminated sooner.
The Governor, per the National Response Plan, followed this request with a letter on Saturday, 27 August 2005, invoking the Stafford Act. Note this letter inludes specific requests for aid:
Continue Reading Here... (13 comments, 1405 words in story)Sep 05, 2005 -- 01:22:10 PM EST

Washington Post: Expose This Lying Anonymous Source!
By adamsj
From: Top Reader Blogs
As Josh Marshall notes, a senior Bush administration lied to a Washington Post reporter, and the Post printed the lie.They were good enough to run a correction, but the correction itself is flawed. It says, "A Sept. 4 article on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina incorrectly said that Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco (D) had not declared a state of emergency. She declared an emergency on Aug. 26."Note that it doesn't add, "The Washington Post regrets the error." Why? Perhaps because this wasn't an error in reporting per se, but an error in judgement--a reporter trusted a liar, and the Postl printed the liar's lie.
Continue Reading Here... (8 comments, 252 words in story)Sep 05, 2005 -- 11:29:48 AM EST