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Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Sorry

I came home expecting to get back to posting at full force when something happened. I sat down and watched Spike Lee's documentary on New Orleans. Now, I'm too upset to even think about posting tonight.

Joe Lieberman and George Bush: you should be ashamed of yourselves. You both should be ashamed of yourselves. One for giving the thumbs up to an idiot to run FEMA (after 42 minutes of questioning) and one for just being an idiot. I'm too disgusted to do anything and the movie is only half finished. I'm not going to post anymore tonight because I might say something out of blind anger.

George Bush's non-management of hurricane Katrina: the shame of a nation.

Joe Lieberman role in FEMA: the shame of Connecticut.

How can anyone respect these two men...

posted by ctblogger @ 12:01 AM