I have a few theories, but would like to know what readers think about the relief effort thus far.
posted by Political Zen at 11:57 AM
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Long list but....
- Its a messy situation so its hard marshal resources
- A bit tough to move in quickly with the hurricane.
- Inept administration and agencies did not move fast enough or with enough leadership. First test of homeland sec. is a joke.
- George was golfing right before hurricane hit instead of planning for relief efforts
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