FEMA Director, Michael Brown

Bush Says Katrina Response “Unacceptable!”


President Bush has said that emergency response to the ravages of Hurricane Katrina was ‘unacceptable.” Talk about the understatement of the year.
Many ask what would have been the response had the hurricane hit, say Cape Cod, or Martha’s Vineyard. Is there any doubt about that?
FEMA has, under this administration, been reduced in scope and all of the top positions in the agency have been doled out as political payoffs to big campaign contributors. News reports are indicating that FEMA director Michael Brown “padded” his resume. Brown was a contributor to the Bush campaign. Brown had no prior experience in emergency management.

NEWS FLASH!
Brown removed from Katrina Releif!
As of 12:30 CST embattled FEMA director Michael Brown has been removed as director of relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina. This report came over the airways at this time.