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Bush Visits Gulf Coast for Progress Update
CHALLENGES: President Bush made a 10th trip to the Gulf Coast since it was hit by Hurricane Katrina, focusing on problems in restoring New Orleans' levees, removing debris and getting displaced people into housing.
WORK TO DO: The trip was Bush's first to the region since two reports were issued criticizing the government's Katrina response.
EYE OPENER: From an air tour, Bush saw bright blue tarps covering damaged roofs on homes and trash scattered over the swamp and marsh land.
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Even though I am against censorship in any way shape, or form, I must say that when a person is in a position of, like a teacher, he does need to refrain form using certain analogies, like the comparison of the commander and chief. I am not a fan of the president, and never have been, but since a teacher is there to teach, his opinions need to be chosen wisely.
Laying off or terminating is too extreme, maybe slapping him on the wrists would have been more appropriate.
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