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To: Sully- who wrote (62417)	9/1/2005 5:22:34 PM
From: abstract	Respond to of 65232

"Complacency will no longer suffice, especially if experts are right in warning that global warming may increase the intensity of future hurricanes. But since this administration won't acknowledge that global warming exists, the chances of leadership seem minimal," it said. Even a conservative paper, New Hampshire's Manchester Union-Leader, took the president to task. "The cool, confident, intuitive leadership Bush exhibited in his first term, particularly in the months immediately following 11 September 2001, has vanished," it says. "In its place is a diffident detachment unsuitable for the leader of a nation facing war, natural disaster and economic uncertainty." news.bbc.co.uk

To: Sully- who wrote (62417)	9/1/2005 7:20:41 PM
From: abstract	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Hastert: Rebuilding isn’t sensible September 1, 2005 WASHINGTON -- It makes no sense to spend billions of dollars to rebuild a city that's seven feet under sea level, House Speaker Dennis Hastert said of federal assistance for hurricane-devastated New Orleans. "It looks like a lot of that place could be bulldozed," the Illinois Republican said in an interview Wednesday with The Daily Herald of Arlington Heights, Ill. suntimes.com