Bush and Shitoff can go eff themselves!! Lecturing people!

[tannybogus]

Bush, Chertoff chafe over ignored evacuation orders

WASHINGTON — Exasperated federal officials on Saturday promised to try to rescue Texas Gulf Coast residents who defied hurricane evacuation orders, but warned that the far-flung task remained dangerous and time-consuming.

President Bush, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and Federal Emergency Management Administration Director David Paulison all pointed in frustration to the decision by a number of Texans to ride out Hurricane Ike in their homes only to appeal for help after the storm swept inland, leaving them stranded in high water or debris.

At the same time federal officials were lecturing locals on the consequences of their actions, the two men campaigning for president sent their sympathies to the state's victims and promised relief assistance.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6000159.html

Now is NOT the time to be lecturing and giving anybody shit. WHINERS! They're just mad because it might make them look bad.

I think everybody knows what kind of decision they made. They should just publicly STFU and fly off to Wasilla and make sure the

Russians aren't attacking. Bush might be able to burnish his foreign policy credentials there.:rant:

[SammyWinstonJack]

1. ...

:applause:

[angstlessk]

2. DANGEROUS AND TIME CONSUMING...WTF IS IRAQ YOU IDIOTS????

AMERICANS ARE NOT WORTH MONEY AND TIME...BUT IRAQIS ARE WORTH EVERY PENNEY AND LIFE SACRAFICED??? sorry for all the caps..but this pisses me off OUTRAGEOUSLY!!!!

[radfringe]

3. In an energy speech, McCain said that

In an energy speech, McCain said that:

"As for offshore drilling, it's safe enough these days that not even Hurricanes Katrina and Rita could cause significant spillage from the battered rigs off the coasts of New Orleans and Houston."

The hurricanes totally destroyed 113 oil rigs, according to the government's Minerals Management Service, and damaged 457 pipelines. The resulting oil spills were large enough to be seen from space, according to several reports. - Washington Post