Daily Archives: September 1st, 2005 «

 

Hurricane Katrina relief blogging

Posted by: ST on September 1, 2005 at 8:58 pm » Comments Off

(This post will remain at the top today.  Please scroll down below this one for newer posts) PM UPDATE 7:48 PM ET:  If you’ve made a contribution today as a result of reading this blog, please make sure to log it here. Logging it is totally anonymous – in other words, you don’t have to [...]

 

Looting: Is it as bad in Mississippi as it is in Louisiana?

Posted by: ST on September 1, 2005 at 8:54 pm » 6 Comments

All I’m hearing about are stories coming out of New Orleans of chaos and looting but not much out of the devastated areas of Mississippi.  Is this an example of the media’s focusing too much on one area (that is historic in nature) or is there another angle that perhaps I’m missing? Related: Michelle Malkin has [...]

 

Josh Levin: Mourning My New Orleans

Posted by: ST on September 1, 2005 at 4:02 pm » 41 Comments

Read this.  And then imagine the city he is talking about is the one you live in.  Or grew up in. More: Stephen Green reposts an email Will Collier posted earlier at Vodkpundit that came from a friend of Will’s who knows someone in the New Orleans area.  Here’s some of it: Talked to a [...]

 

President to tour Gulf Coast area Friday

Posted by: ST on September 1, 2005 at 12:59 pm » 1 Comment

Via AP: President Bush will tour the hurricane devastated Gulf Coast region on Friday and has asked former Presidents Clinton and Bush to lead a private fund-raising campaign to help victims recover, the White House said Thursday. White House press secretary Scott McClellan said Bush will survey the hardest-hit areas by helicopter, then tour some [...]

 

The president gets bad press

Posted by: ST on September 1, 2005 at 12:20 am » Comments Off

The more things change, the more they stay the same.  Here’s a snippet from Mr. Stitch’s must-read post about another president who had to deal with press issues similar to what W faces today: Accused of changing the rationale for ‘his’ war, and hounded for mismanaging it. Derided as an uninspiring public speaker. Belittled as an idiot. [...]