…ring true in a world where people look to the government to provide Medicare, a national defense, FEMA relief, and public education. This being the case, we would do well…

…now by FEMA. Because: Such mechanisms simply work better It’s so simple! And obvious! Why didn’t anybody think of this before? Heck, a thirteen-year-old could have come up with it….

…buddy at FEMA’s outsourcing of disaster evacuations to Landstar Express, which “didn’t even know where to get buses” when Katrina hit. As Krugman notes, outsourcing is an “antigovernment ideology” of…

…without saying. All that made me a bit scared to check who was put in charge of FEMA. I don’t know anything about the guy, but at least on paper…

…fire/rescue, FEMA), science (greening energy, environment) and the arts (art districts, museums) to suggest a few. Beyond that, the intentional campaign to sway public opinion by purposefully lying about the…

…Security Administration: purchase and installation of explosive detection systems” $150 million “Coast Guard: Alteration or removal of obstructive bridges” $200 million “FEMA: Emergency Food and Shelter” So we have $600…

…board of the Federal Reserve or head of the EPA or FEMA. What makes these positions so special that they are reserved for someone who at least appears to have…

…nonprofit watchdog group in Washington. Mrs. Barbour, as well as spokesmen for FEMA and for Governor Barbour, all said in interviews Tuesday that Mrs. Barbour’s family and political links to…

…who can’t get through a day on their new jobs without spectacular blunders isn’t a lack of unorthodox management, it’s plain old really bad management! Farm bill, steel bill, FEMA,…

…the politics out. Wasn’t his first action step to blame local officials for the failures of FEMA? Now, you will have to excuse me as I go clean the eggs…