WASHINGTON (AP) The White House says President Barack Obama has told the Federal Emergency Management Agency to coordinate closely with officials in states and localities in the path of tropical storm Isaac.Obama also has told the governor of Florida that federal officials are prepared to help ensure the safety of visitors to the Republican National Convention in Tampa.Obama was briefed Sunday by FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate (FYOO'-gayt) and Rick Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Center.The White House said FEMA has already sent teams to Florida and Louisiana ahead of the storm to support state and local preparations. The agency is also consulting with officials in Alabama, Mississippi and other states that could be affected.GOP officials have curtailed some convention events because of the storm.
why have they not given the Pres. his props for "LEADING" and anticipating disaster and protecting the people who just happen to include the right wing throw caution to the wind, and the former Black chairman they kicked to the curb, who set the date during hurricane season, kinda indicates who has the better leader skills and thoughtful planning, like putting FEMA in place days before the right wing ill-fated convention date.
seems there was no consideration of the thousands of American's that would attend their hatefest, putting them in potential danger.
but as usual our beloved Pres. did, PRESIDENTIAL, hell yes he is.
