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Sep. 12th, 2005 11:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrphI see Michael Brown has just resigned his role as director of FEMA.
From the same article: "In the city, the bodies of 44 mostly elderly patients have been found dead in a flooded hospital"
Edit: Meanwhile, as many op-ed writers are discussing Katrina, Ann Coulter is spending her time writing about other matters. Such as her imaginary version of Teddy Kennedy's 'confidential communications with his lawyer the day after he drove Mary Jo Kopechne off a bridge at Chappaquiddick'. Now in its second week. Maybe I'm cynical, but I wonder how many more chapters of this we'll get - enough for Katrina and New Orleans to drop off the front pages, maybe? I can see how she might struggle to write about that, given her usual viewpoint and tactics... there are some articles about it on her website, but they tend to be tacky cheap shots like putting a "Gore airlifts victims from New Orleans" link under a "Why so many New Orleans residents refuse to leave their homes" heading...
From the same article: "In the city, the bodies of 44 mostly elderly patients have been found dead in a flooded hospital"
Edit: Meanwhile, as many op-ed writers are discussing Katrina, Ann Coulter is spending her time writing about other matters. Such as her imaginary version of Teddy Kennedy's 'confidential communications with his lawyer the day after he drove Mary Jo Kopechne off a bridge at Chappaquiddick'. Now in its second week. Maybe I'm cynical, but I wonder how many more chapters of this we'll get - enough for Katrina and New Orleans to drop off the front pages, maybe? I can see how she might struggle to write about that, given her usual viewpoint and tactics... there are some articles about it on her website, but they tend to be tacky cheap shots like putting a "Gore airlifts victims from New Orleans" link under a "Why so many New Orleans residents refuse to leave their homes" heading...
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Date: 2005-09-12 11:56 pm (UTC)