Not to break up the news about the indictments but...

Maybe they are going to all get indicted so no one will pay attention to stories like this. This is about testimony about FEMAs activities, or lack thereof in Gulf when Katrina was there. It makes it seem even worse than it had seemed before. And if I had to guess, the more we learn the worse it will look.

I have a thought though about how Michael Brown can try to rebuild his resume in the realm of disaster management (as opposed to horse shows). When I arrived at my normal Starbucks this morning there was a sign that said the expresso bar wasn't working so there would be no expresso drinks or steamed milk ALL DAY. I didn't know this was possible, but it happened, so hell, it must be. And there is the opening for Michael Brown. He can apply for a job with Starbucks as the emergency expresso machine fixer. When one goes out he can jet to it and arrange for it to be repaired as soon as possible to keep the flow of tasty hot beverages uninterrupted. Yea, I know it isn't quite like managing FEMA but you have to start somewhere. See how he does keeping the lattes rolling out before he gets put in charge of something again where if he screws up people die.