FEMA is a "no show." And tax cheats.

UPDATE******Cheats**********
More scandals. And it's only been a few weeks,
what a joke.
And the media gives Obama a free pass.

Tom Daschle withdrew Tuesday as President Barack Obama's nominee to be health and human services secretary, dealing potential blows to both speedy health care reform and Obama's hopes for a smooth start in the White House.

Nancy Killefer, who failed for a year and a half to pay employment taxes on household help, has withdrawn her candidacy to be the first chief performance officer for the federal government, the White House said Tuesday.

Least we forget Al Franken.

How about Chris Dodd, William Jefferson, and Bill Richardson.



Another Obama appointee is a tax cheat.
Now it's Tom Daschle.
Are Democrats unpatriotic?
Are Tom Daschle, Secretary Geithner and Charlie Rangel trying to steal money from the middle class?
A Republican could never get away with it.
Where is the MSM?

Obama, where is FEMA?

Midwest disaster relief people are none too pleased with our new president's FEMA.

In Kentucky's Grayson County, there are 25 National Guardsmen there to help - but no chain saws to cut away fallen limbs and trees. EM Director Randell Smith is quoted as saying, "We've got people out in some areas we haven't even visited yet," Smith said. "We don't even know that they're alive."

Smith is also quoted as saying that FEMA is a "no show."

KY deploys full Army Nat'l Guard for storm cleanup

• By BRUCE SCHREINER and BETSY TAYLOR, Associated Press Writers Bruce Schreiner And Betsy Taylor, Associated Press Writers
  

MAYFIELD, Ky. – Gov. Steve Beshear deployed every last one of his Army National Guardsmen on Saturday, with his state still reeling after a deadly ice storm encrusted it this week.

More than half a million homes and businesses, most of them in Kentucky, remained without electricity from the Ozarks through Appalachia, though temperatures creeping into the 40s helped a swarm of utility workers make headway. Finding fuel — heating oil along with gas for cars and generators — was another struggle for those trying to tough it out at home, with hospitals and other essential services getting priority over members of the public.

The addition of 3,000 soldiers and airmen makes 4,600 Guardsmen pressed into service. It's the largest call-up in Kentucky history, which Beshear called an appropriate response to a storm that cut power to more than 600,000 people, the state's largest outage on record. Many people in rural areas cannot get out of their driveways due to debris and have no phone service, the governor said.

The MSM is a joke.

But only a cynic would suggest a liberal media bias.

Would the Last Honest Reporter Please Turn On the Lights?