Published March 25, 2006
JACKSON, Miss. - Randy Walker says he would have died from his diabetes after Hurricane Katrina had a sheriff not seized two FEMA trucks filled with ice and distributed it to residents, many of whom had to keep their insulin cold.
Now, that sheriff could be prosecuted on charges of interfering with a federal operation.
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/03/25/Worldandnation/Charges_for_sheriff_w.shtml
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In the face of FEMA incompetance and mismanagement, someone had the courage and guts to take charge and do what needed to be done. Now he may be prosecuted. If that happenes, it will be the perfect illustration of the old adage, "no good deed goes unpunished".
The time has come for the voters to show some brains and guts, and punish the fools in Washington that are ruining our country, by running them out of office.
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