The hurricane that came to stay, Katrina and the functionally simian
president is a story that just runs and runs. Here is the latest
episode:

The federal government, through it's subsidiary the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA), bought thousands of trailers to house those
displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The trailers didn't arrive until
months and even years after those displaced people had found other
housing, so they went into "temporary" storage, thousands upon
thousands of trailers cluttering-up farm fields in Louisiana and
Arkansas.

In order to recoup some of the loss, FEMA started selling the
trailers, the key to the transaction not being so much the money
changing hands as it was the ability to haul the damned things away.

Then FEMA discovered that the trailers were giving off toxic gas,
making them uninhabitable, creating a whole new class of refugee.

Now, the federal government is buying the trailers back from the
people who bought them from FEMA, and will, presumably, collect the
trailers and haul them back to "temporary" storage.

The agency said it would e-mail buyers to notify them of the
refund option. Buyers have 60 days to request a refund, FEMA said.

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Picture this:
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Moron he
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