- George Bush (last Friday)
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Mike Brown, under fire over his qualifications and what critics call a bungled response to Hurricane Katrina, has resigned, senior administration sources tell CNN.
The Bush administration has been under fire for being slow to aid hundreds of thousands of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama residents who were displaced by Hurricane Katrina and the floodwaters that followed when the levees in New Orleans broke.
"Mike Chertoff made those decisions and I certainly support him," Cheney told reporters at the Austin convention center, which is housing about 1,500 evacuees. Some have called for Brown to be fired, but Cheney deferred to Chertoff.
Brown, who has been FEMA's director since 2003, has been singled out for especially harsh criticism, even from some Republicans such as Mississippi Sen. Trent Lott who said he had been "acting like a private, instead of a general."
The buck stops ......THERE. Waaaaaaaaay over there.
1 comment:
That buck sure isn't heading for the number one desk in the nation...and if it does, it will be spun into invisibility.
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