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What… you didn't think it was HIS fault, did you?

What a relief! After everybody seemed to be falling all over themselves the past couple of weeks to "accept responsibility" for the Hurricane Katrina/New Orleans debacle, it's almost refreshing to hear that Mike Brown isn't willing to jump on that bandwagon.

FEMA's Brown puts blame on Louisiana officials
"My biggest mistake was not recognizing by Saturday that Louisiana was dysfunctional," he said in his opening testimony.
The best part of this article may be the revelation that he's still on FEMA's payroll as a consultant "to assess what's wrong". The fallacy in that statement's so obvious, I don't even need to mock it!

Way to go, Mike. Good to see a guy that really knows how to pass the buck in full stride.
 

Comments

Anonymous said…
There is more than enough blame to go around for the post-hurricane debacle.

I just wonder why Brown takes so much heat and people (even this blog post) give the Governor and Mayor a pass? Particularly when they are both doing a pretty good job of passing the buck themselves.

I like John Stewart's take on Brown's comment "You didn't realize they were dysfunctional? It's a wonder they can even SPELL Louisiana."

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Cyfiere said…
I wasn't intentionally giving the Mayor & Governor a pass. Hell, the Governor's one of the ones that was jumping on the "responsibility" bandwagon last week. I just love the "it's not MY fault" attitude Brown's giving Congress.

And I love Stewart's comment. But that's no surprise.