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10. Much like then

Reply to LeftInTX (Reply #8)

Sat Aug 30, 2025, 12:04 AM

Aug 30

The recent spate of Katrina documentaries are all but ignoring the insane amount of damage the Gulf Coast got. I know New Orleans is a major city, but that wasn't the entire story of Katrina by any stretch.

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Why Hurricane Katrina was so uniquely catastrophic -- and remains America's most devastating storm, 20 years later [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Aug 29 OP

seriously... RT Atlanta Aug 29 #1

The only way it would get a lot of federal aid is if one of Trump's properties got hit hard. tanyev Aug 29 #2

So hard to believe it's been 20 years. Wow......i's love to see the before, during AND 20 years after photos. a kennedy Aug 29 #3

I remember "Good job, Brownie" BigmanPigman Aug 29 #4

Heckuva job Brownie Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Aug 29 #6

I watched CNN/Weather Channel. It seemed like everything was OK Monday morning. LeftInTX Aug 29 #5

Maybe in New Orleans ITAL Aug 29 #7

Yeah, it was the French Quarter and/or downtown. LeftInTX Aug 29 #8

Much like then ITAL Aug 30 #10

Also I'm seeing that Bush got on TV and said that buses would be at the convention center to take people to Houston.. LeftInTX Aug 29 #9

My two cents? The Superdome and B.See Aug 30 #11