Too Good To Be Ignored: MSNBC Asks Ray Nagin About Hurricane Readiness

By Semperpapa

It was too good to ignore. The dumb asses at MSNBC interviewed former mayor of New Orleans Ray Nagin as an expert in hurricane preparedness.

http://hotair.com/archives/2011/08/26/hellstorm-2011-msnbc-turns-for-hurricane-preparedness-tips-to-ray-nagin/

Really? Ask Nagin opinions about how to prepare a city for a hurricane? What's next, asking Tim Geitner about fiscal policy? Or Bill Clinton about respect for women and marital fidelity?

Regardless of the stupidity of Martin Bashir and the entire MSNBC conglomerate, and regardless of the amount of blame placed on George Bush, warranted or not, regarding the response of the federal government to hurricane Katrina, the picture below will remain the legacy of mayor Nagin and his inept, borderline criminal handling of the safety of the people of his city.

Hundreds of buses that were destroyed by the flooding caused by the hurricane, when they should have been used to evacuate thousands of people from the city. Several days of advanced notice about the impending disaster were not enough to convince this "expert" that he had to get the people out of the low areas of New Orleans.
And yet now Ray Nagin is an expert, at least in the eyes of the progressive boobs of MSNBC and the six people that actually watch that station.

In a way, we can ascertain that the best mode of conduct would be to do the diametric opposite that this idiot says and things would probably turn out much better for the people.

Just my thoughts!