Fun headlines to juxtapose

CDC Confirms Health Risks to Occupants of Trailers
By Spencer S. Hsu
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Federal health officials have confirmed that high levels of formaldehyde gas pose health risks to hurricane victims housed in 38,000 government trailers on the Gulf Coast, and will recommend that occupants be moved before temperatures rise this spring and summer, Bush administration officials disclosed yesterday

Meanwhile, back at the FEMA ranch:
FEMA to continue trailer distribution in Ark., Tenn.
By JON GAMBRELL, (Pine Bluff Commercial, on-line edition)
Thursday, February 14, 2008 12:45 PM CST
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Thursday it will distribute mobile homes to victims of last week's tornadoes in Arkansas and Tennessee, despite a health warning about high formaldehyde levels in other trailers, officials said Thursday.

Those poor victims ought to be grateful for any help. Who cares if the help is toxic?

If they were good Americans they would have had adequate insurance. ... and besides, isn't the Red Cross the official U.S. disaster relief agency,... I mean, why should FEMA be expected to help?

... and anyway, long-term health issues are just part of the radical left-wing reality-based community's attempt to impugn W's competency. If they hate America so much, maybe they should move to Canada!

Stop the madness!