I just love to see her attempting to defend ANYTHING that the right does (especially Junior – she’s such a groupie)

Michelle Malkin has links to reports here and here.

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

The New York Times has reports here, here, here, here, and

Hmm. A question for Ms. Landrieu.

If “Everybody anticipated the breach of the levees,” why didn’t you spend any of that money on it?

Another question: Why are you going on TV with Mark Wallace for yet another “photo shoot” when you should be wo…

That’s the question fatman asks in the comments; i.e., was a breach of the levee really anticipated in Katrina, or was it an overflow? It’s not an academic question, particularly given the fierce criticism of President Bush when he sugges…

It’s time to address some of the claims that are being put forth in defense of FEMA and the Bush administration (or criticizing state and local governments) in the wake of the Katrina disaster. The first is that this tragedy,

The “dumb” comment made by President Bush turns out to be fairly correct, after all. Pat at Brainster has a lengthy article about how previous disaster workups in NO expected the levees to be overtopped…

Over and over I asked the question: “How can you flush a Koran down the toilet?” and nobody could answer. That little detail was too inconvenient for Bush bashing, so it was ignored. Now the left is ignoring another little detail- that water spilling…

Another example of a blogger doing the hard research that reporters should be doing but aren’t. Pat at Brainster’s Blog argues that the President was right for statements he made in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when he said no one ant…