How Bush blew it

Article Abstract:

Details of a disaster created by lack of proper communication, bureaucratic diffidence and imaginative failure, which caused a delayed response by the US President George W. Bush to Hurricane Katrina, are presented. The nightmarish conditions in the Gulf Coast are observed in sharp contrast to federal apathy and sluggishness, and bureaucratic conflict on who should take charge.

Government expenditures, Government domestic functions, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Disaster Aid, Disaster Relief & Insurance, Environmental aspects, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Hurricanes, Disaster relief, Casualties, Domestic policy, Government finance, Hurricane Katrina, 2005

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War stories

Article Abstract:

President George Bush and John Kerry who did their graduation at Yale and whose age and background are the same stand on opposite sides of the ideological and cultural divide that splits America. Lesser men would have broken down by the political and personal challenges they faced which reshaped both the men in their formative years.

Public affairs, Political activity, Political aspects, Kerry, John F.

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