SmallTown said:
Wow. Have conservatives really fallen this far?
No sense of humor much?
However, complaints have already come pouring in that governmental response to the disaster has been too slow.
Since last year's tsunami has already been blamed by some on the United States (from everything to our not signing the Kyoto treaty to our paltry funding of early warning systems throughout the South Pacific to the *withholding* of information, knowing the scope of the disaster but refusing to react, in order to kill Muslims), I figure it's really just a matter of time.
I've already read a Muslim article claiming that Katrina was Allah's retribution on the United States for their support of the evil Jews, and German articles claiming the latest hurricanes are a consequence of global warming (which, in turn, is *bad* because the United States didn't sign a treaty that wouldn't reduce global warming at all) - both, basically blaming the President. Add that to the already mounting volume of complaints piling the consequences of a hurricane, a flood, looting, a failing levee system and you get the idea.
When California finally gets the "big one", you can bet it'll be Bush's fault, along with Arnold's as well. And the "heroes" will be Boxer and Feinstein and Pelosi, who like Blanco, Landrieu and Nagin, knew a disaster was coming, but decided it'd be better to let it happen and gain political ground than actually DO something in preparation for it.