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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Obama's Katrina? Yes!

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But that's only my opinion... This fiasco has been going on for over a month now. Why didn't Obama intervene on day ONE!!!?

The oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico is now a disaster of Apocalyptic proportions, not only because of the flora and fish being killed right now, but for the consequences that will be felt for years to come! This is a disgrace for our Country; the most powerful country in the world has not been able to do something in 37 days while all this oil has been spurting into the waters of the Gulf... Unacceptable, unpardonable, unethical, unnecessary!

May 26, 2010

Gulf oil spill President Obama's Katrina?

Posted: 01:18 PM

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Washington (CNN) - President Obama heads to the Gulf Coast Friday. CNN Senior White House Correspondent Ed Henry tells CNN's John Lisk that Obama is getting pressed from all sides to take a more active role in dealing with the spill.

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