The American Spectator

p> DON’T BOTHER br> Re: Mark Goldblatt’s Race, Reason, and Reaching Out : /p> p>I watched, very briefly, the hearings in which some victims of Hurricane Katrina spoke about their “experiences” after the storm. It was embarrassing. Where did they find these misfits? Are they representative of the evacuees who left for Houston and other parts of the country? Most of us in Louisiana are struggling to save whatever reputation we have left and then we see these clowns spew their nonsense in front of a congressional hearing. We see their faces plastered all over the media. My neighbors have family members from the 9th Ward living with them. They are fine, hard-working people, who have lost everything. They struggle to put their lives back to what is used to be. What used to be will never happen for them. They have to start all over. I have no sympathy for the dreadlocked crybabies who whined and lied in front of the hearings…. br> — Clasina J. Segura br> New Iberia, Louisiana /p> p> BACKING ISRAEL br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s The Camera Lies