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jallman said:Okay, since you dont understand my post any more than you did the article, let me repeat the main idea:
While the Bush administration clearly committed grievous oversights in their regulatory capacity, the blame for this tragedy rests on the company for taking a nonchalant stance toward the violations they were charged with. This nonchalance was made more convenient by the lax fines and the negligence of the Bush administration and its relevant agencies.
I dont see what is so warped about that logic...the blame rests with the mining company. The Bush Administration needs to be encouraged to reform its role in the safety standards of the mines. Where is your point?
The point is I made the prediction that this story would get spinned some way some how to place blame on the Bush administration and that's exactly what happened just like with Katrina where's your point.