Scarborough saying it's not the "blame game" for reporters to ask

[Wordie]

questions....

"If my mother was in charge of FEMA...as a reporter, I would have to ask what went wrong."

Now that's a surprise.

[anitar1]

1. Maybe they are just realizing that they are also prisoners.n/t

[faithnotgreed]

2. apparently joe is down there helping

so for the reporters who are actually there amidst the destruction and lack of real help
they have seen what they would never see otherwise and certainly not as part of an elite media that we have here

so thank you to joe for kicking in some real help for the victims of this
from that you could not help but be moved by the truth
and to report it

[Zodiak]

3. I noticed that Scarbrough..

was taking the angle that the beurocracy is at fault for everything and life would be wonderful if FEMA tooktheir wad and gave it to private and faith-based charities. At first it looked like he was blaming Bush for the problem, but no, it is the privatization angle. Now that a big wad of cash (61 billion) is going to the area, the preachers want their hands on it first.

[Psst_Im_Not_Here]

4. Scarborough has been

very angry about it all, lately. Last night, my mouth dropped several times listening to him rant about the total incompetence. I'm sure the freepers are about lynch him by now.

[Wordie]

8. I get so frustrated with so much that he says, and then he comes up with

something that it so perfect, it astounds me.

I guess since his m.o. is anti-big-government, maybe I shouldn't have been surprised by this, though.

[quaoar]

5. A more fitting phrase than Blame Game

Would be "More of the Same Game"

[Wordie]

7. Sadly true. n/t

[PretzelWarrior]

6. Scarborough's running for office. Multiply what he says by 0

and believe what's left. The guy is the penultimate cocksucker douchebag.

[Lancer]

9. You mean there's

another one behind him? ;-)