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I don’t know if the Florida AG’s suit has merit, but the alleged Katrina-squatter appears to be Robert E. Moneyhan, who, according to Jacksonville news site News4Jax.com, solicited donations to his personal PayPal account through his newly registered s…

Naturally, in a time of a disaster, there only logical thing to do is criticize the charities. And, so, recently, the Red Cross has been criticized for giving away Bobby Abreu figurines at the Phillies game the other night. Via…

I have been reading soo many posts that discourage people from donating to the Red Cross, and I am having a really hard time finding real reasons for people to hate a charity that supplies half the nation’s blood.

Reason number one seems to be b

Michael D. Brown has been called the accidental director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency

Michelle Malkin has links to reports here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

AP has reports here, here, and here.

The Washington Post has reports here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Hmm…I see we already had a little political battle on our hands before the hurricane: Louisiana officials are stumped. Do officials in our Office of Homeland Security owe the federal government more than 30 million dollars? The feds sent the…

Hmm…I see we already had a little political battle on our hands before the hurricane: Louisiana officials are stumped. Do officials in our Office of Homeland Security owe the federal government more than 30 million dollars? The feds sent the…

And needs to be fixed, and quickly….

We’re starting to get a bit of a clearer picture on how Katrina became the “perfect storm” of a catastrophe. And there is plenty of blame to go around.

With word of the troubles with the relief effort, adding the UN’s legendary inefficiency (and worse) seems like a bad idea.

Goes to FEMA and its director Michael Brown.