INCOMPETENT GOVERNOR & MAYOR FAILED
IN NEW ORLEANS 'KATRINA DISASTER'

By: Gordon Bishop

The Far Left Radical Liberals and their corrupt media cohorts continue to spew lies after lies after lies on the reporting of events in America.

On August 29, the liberal Associated Press quoted President Obama on the "tragic response "to Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005 that killed more than 1,600 people in Louisiana and Mississippi, and leaving behind more than $40 billion in property damages.

Hurricane Rita followed almost a month later, with billions of dollars in additional damage and at least 11 more deaths.

The liberal media ignored the truth of what actually happened by not mentioning the real problem caused by Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco and New Orleans African-American Mayor Ray Nagin.

Blanco and Nagin failed to respond to President George W. Bush's warning 24 hours before the Hurricane hit New Orleans to start evacuating residents of this popular southern playground.

By ignoring Bush's urgent warning, the mayor and governor failed to use some 1,000 school buses to get the residents out of New Orleans right away.

The Democrat Liberal Mayor obviously blew off Bush, as the Democrat Party had done during Bush's two-terms, eight-years serving as our nation's Commander-in-Chief.

The hatred of Bush blinded liberal public officials as to their sworn duties to protect their towns, counties and states when confronted by disasters.

The hate game continues, even though the Far Left radicals somehow got their guy in the White House last January -- Barack Hussein Obama.

There are countless lawsuits against Obama, including fraudulent election scams (Obama's ACORN organization being the Leader), as well as Obama's failure to show his "birth certificate" to authorities, which the conservative party contends is not a legitimate "U.S. birth certificate."

Obama's latest smear against President Bush was during his vacation on Martha's Vineyard with his family. Here's Obama's own words:

"None of us can forget how we felt when those winds battered the shore, the floodwaters began to rise and Americans were stranded on rooftops and stadiums," Obama said during his weekly radio and Internet address.

"Whole neighborhoods of a great American city were left in ruins. Communities across the Gulf Coast were forever changed. And many Americans questioned whether government could fulfill its responsibility to respond in a crisis."

Government in the case of Katrina happened to be two liberal elected public officials: The Governor of Louisiana and the Mayor of New Orleans.