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Hurricane Isaac: It's all Bush's fault

Answer: Not long.

Never ones to let a serious crisis go to waste, lefties continue to try use Hurricane Isaac as some sort of club against Republicans. Now that Isaac is no longer headed towards Tampa (there goes the theory of divine retribution!), a new hurricane meme needed to be found. U.C. Berkeley professor and former Secretary of Labor under President Bill Clinton, Robert Reich, takes a stab at it and tries to tie Isaac to … George Bush? Really?

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In the meantime, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is forgoing the convention to get ready for Isaac to hit New Orleans. But of course, he’s still waiting on FEMA to approve his Declaration of Emergency. Blame Bush!

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