The forum discussion centers on the attribution of blame for the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, primarily focusing on President George W. Bush and FEMA. Participants argue that while Bush's administration cut funding for levee maintenance, which contributed to the disaster, the responsibility also lies with local government officials, city planners, and the Army Corps of Engineers. The discussion highlights the complexity of accountability, emphasizing that the physical damage was exacerbated by long-term neglect and poor planning, rather than solely by the actions of Bush or FEMA during the crisis.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for historians, political analysts, disaster management professionals, and anyone interested in the interplay between government policy and natural disaster preparedness.
... The articles I have read from these sources spread the blame around.Agnostic said:Pick up a copy of the NewYork Times, the LA Times, or the Washington Post for any day of last week or the week before...or ask Kanya West