now DU this msnbc poll re: Katrina

[w8liftinglady]

Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina?


Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.


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Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina? * 487 responses


Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
82%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
12%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
6%

Not a scientifically valid survey. Click to learn more.


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11627979/

[babylonsister]

1. Done! nt

[biscotti]

2. Done

Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina? * 664 responses


Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
81%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
13%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
6%

[Maccagirl]

3. It doesn't"change my opinion"

I've always known that Bush is 1)"disengaged" (kindly put) and 2) a lying sack of shit.

[w8liftinglady]

6. LOL..I've always hated that wording

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. 83% Yes.

Unsure down to 5-they must've looked at liveoaktx's video clips at Can O Fun.

[Tommy_J]

5. Done!

[barbtries]

7. i responded

with a "yes' because there was no option to say, "No. i already knew that gw's neglect was willful knowing and deliberate." so i was not completely honest - but a yes was the lesser of two evils from my perspective. the thing is these videos aren't telling me anything i did not already know.

[ChazII]

8. Done

[DesertRat]

9. Done

Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina? * 1718 responses


Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
83%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
12%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
5%

[roseBudd]

10. done

[Trevelyan]

11. Done

Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
83%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
12%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
4%

[Immad2]

12. done

Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina? * 2047 responses

Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
83%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
12%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
4%

[Metta]

13. Done. Important. Thanks.

:thumbsup:

[Eugene]

14. Where's the choice for "No, I already knew Bush is a bungler and a liar?"

I had to settle for voting Yes.

83% Yes. Bush seems disengaged...

12% No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff...

5% Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.

3287 responses

[Arugula Latte]

18. Exactly. False choice.

:grr:

[OneTwentyoNine]

22. Where's Question 4. Do you think Bush should be IMPEACHED?

Ta hell with those questions that make someone,anyone in the Bushit administration sound like they were on track. There all fuck-ups and didn't give a SHIT about any on NO.

[snacker]

15. Done. 83% Yes.

[Catchawave]

16. Jeebus, the buck stops with Bush, ALWAYS.....

...and for the past 6 years! Everything wrong with "festering" Amerikka, is on top of his desk. Was on top of his desk :shrug:

63% blame him on that poll. Woot!

[FtWayneBlue]

17. done

Does the videotape of the briefing change your opinion on who, if anyone, was at fault for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina? * 7490 responses


Yes. President Bush appears disengaged while ex-FEMA boss Michael Brown is clearly concerned.
82%

No. The president was relying on assessments from his staff and has acknowledged missteps occurred "at all levels of government."
13%

Unsure. I'd like to see more of the videotape.
6%

Not a scientifically valid survey. Click to learn more.

[Jacobin]

19. fucked up question

Brownie is an idiot and I refuse to give him any credence

[Minnesota Libra]

20. DONE and with GREAT PLEASURE TOO nt

[misternormal]

21. Of course "Yes" is the only viable answer...

Another selection would be:

NO!!! I knew the prick-bastard didn't give a shit in the first place...

(Maybe that's a little over the top)

[Auntie Bush]

23. 82% bush disengaged.