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Hurricane Katrina – Who are the Leaders Here? FEMA “hard to deal with”
TweetThe UK Brand Guardian writes that “Journalists on the ground in New Orleans described a situation still lacking obvious authority or clearly defined restrictions on access nearly two weeks after the storm hit.” From Bellacio, published in Paris “How Bush … Continue reading
Hurricane Katrina and Anti-Americanism; Listen to Nancy Pelosi!
TweetAccording to Media Matters for America, the media has ignored and largely misrepresented Nancy Pelosi’s accusations against FEMA and the Bush administration broadcast on the September 7 CBS Evening News: PELOSI: When I said to the president that he should … Continue reading
Increased dependency on blogs reported in Hurricane Katrina aftermath
TweetThis comprehensive study from MyDD reveals that liberal blogs are getting more attention than usual in the aftermath of Katrina.
FEMA and Bush bans all Hurricane Katrina casualty photos – tightens noose on media
TweetFEMA is blocking the press from taking and publishing any photos of the dead. NOW, Bob Brigham reports that the media is BANNING all media from entering New Orleans! Thanks to AmericaBlog for breaking this September 4, 2005 – Reports … Continue reading
Is the Media being critical enough?
TweetScott McLellan today suggested that the buck stops with President Bush, inferring that he is to be held responsible for what “went wrong and what went right.” Additionally, Gen Richard Myers suggested that most papers on Tuesday said something to … Continue reading