"Firing Michael Brown Is Not Enough. How About Bush and Cheney?"

[GreenPartyVoter]

Calls for firing Michael Brown are understandable. Aptly described as "the blithering idiot in charge of FEMA" by columnist Maureen Dowd a few days ago, he's an easy and appropriate target.

President Bush met with Brown last Friday and publicly told him: "You're doing a heck of a job."

In the grisly wake of the hurricane, Brown's job performance cannot be separated from Bush's job performance. To similar deadly effect, the president has brought to bear on people in New Orleans the same qualities that he has inflicted on people in Iraq -- refusal to acknowledge basic realities, lethally misplaced priorities, lack of compassion (cue the guitar), and overarching arrogance.

The Bush administration is guilty of criminal negligence that killed thousands of people last week.

http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0906-29.htm

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Save the Gulf:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=106&topic_id=22507&mesg_id=22507

Then save the nation!
http://timeforachange.bluelemur.com/electionreform.htm

[alcibiades_mystery]

1. Firing Michael Brown is the first feasible response

You are not going to get bush and Cheney - not yet, and probably never. But you can cripple them politically, and that starts with getting Michael Brown fired. Bush has publically supported him twice, and his spinnazis have attempted to deny ALL blame at the federal level. Forcing Bush to fire him would be a massive victory, and the first domino to fall in this administrations accountability shield. We must push on Brown.