Washington: The Next Storms; The Bush crew thought Katrina had died down. Guess again: U.S. Edition Edition

Washington: The Next Storms; The Bush crew thought Katrina had died down. Guess again: U.S. Edition Edition

Some storms never seem to blow over. [George W. Bush]'s senior staff thought they'd made it through the worst political fallout from Katrina. They had admitted their failings, pieced together a huge package to rebuild the gulf region, and were ready to move on. But the old video served as...

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