Dems should not see Bush in groups smaller than two - after the

[applegrove]

stunt he pulled on Pelosi.

[speedoo]

1. Agreed. And we need to defend Pelosi against CNN's attack..

by Kyra Phillips.

Please complain to CNN here:

http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form4.html?16

[gademocrat7]

2. I did send a scathing e-mail to CNN

I got the usual canned response. But maybe whoever read it knows that we are not fooled by their shilling for shrub. How can any journalist condone the murder of fellow Americans??

[PretzelWarrior]

6. oh you'll love mine. it wasn't very polite but felt great

I'm very unhappy with Krya's unprofessional interview with Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

You may want to investigate that bitch. I think she is truly on the payroll of the White House. Just like Armstrong.

Your network has turned into a steamin pile of shit the last several years. Too bad you're trying to emulate the ultimate Satan--FauxNews.

Pathetic. I'm sure Turner is super thrilled with how things have gone since he left.

You stupid asshats.

[Hello_Kitty]

8. Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

"I'm NOT on the GOP payroll so stop saying that!"

[joemurphy]

3. Kyra Phillips was crazy....

Attacking Pelosi and implying that she lied about her conversation with Bush and implying Pelosi was one of the "politicians" that was responsible for underfunding the Corps of Engineer levee repairs.

Hello, Kyra. The Democrats in the House are the minority party. Do a google on Michael Parker, Mitch Daniels, OMB, and AfterDowningStreet.com and you'll find out what happened to the levee funding.

Kyra was laying for Pelosi. Pelosi defended herself very well.

[DoYouEverWonder]

4. What happened?

n/t

[joemurphy]

5. Check it out. Here's the clip:

<http://www.crooksandliars.com/>

[DoYouEverWonder]

7. I just called Pelosi's office

and gave them the information from this following link. Nagin requested FEMA to send helicopters and they diverted them to something else. I hope she can use this for ammo.


Nagin: Entire City Will Soon Be Underwater
Problems Escalate To 'Another Level'

POSTED: 10:02 pm CDT August 30, 2005
UPDATED: 11:01 pm CDT August 30, 2005


New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin is "very upset" that an attempt to fix the breach in the levee at the 17th Street canal has failed, and he said the challenges that the city is facing have "escalated to another level."

"The sandbagging that we had hoped would happen didn't materialize today, so the water continued to rise at that particular location," he said.

In an exclusive interview with WDSU anchor Norman Robinson, Nagin said the rising water has caused the generators to stop operating because the water got too high. Due to that, Nagin said he's been advised by the head technician at the sewage and water board that water in the east bank area of Orleans and Jefferson parishes will rise to levels equal to Lake Pontchartrain.

"It's going to rise to 3 feet above seal level. For example, St. Charles Avenue is 6 feet below sea level, there will most likely be 9 feet of water on St. Charles Avenue," Nagin said.

Also, if residents are in a part of city that is 10 feet below sea level, Nagin said the levels will probably rise to 13 feet of water.

He said the "bowl is now filling up" and the entire city will soon be underwater.

Nagin said the sandbagging was scheduled for midday, but the Blackhawk helicopters needed to help did not show up. He said the sandbags were ready and all the helicopter had to do was "show up." He said after his afternoon helicopter tour of the city, he was assured that officials had a plan and a timeline to drop the sandbags on the levee breach.

He said he was told that the helicopters may have been diverted to rescue about 1,000 people in a church, but he is still not sure who gave the order.

http://www.wdsu.com/weather/4917809/detail.html