Indirect Democracy #2 - Sept. 7, 2006
from Indirect Democracy Hosted by David Quintana
Global Warming Update - Hurricane Katrina - Strippers to Iraq - The Presidential Horoscope - The What a Weinie Award On this clip heavy edition of Indirect Democracy we will discuss Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Our government has a Pre-Katrina mindset. We must never forget what happened and is still going on in the Gulf Coast. We cannot let this stand in OUR America. The research links will be up later tonight.
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