Now, with new demands for 'influence' in regard to offshore drilling, the 'angry' bunch in Louisiana are sounding more like political opportunists than concerned Parish officials.
A Gulf Coast official is pleading (click title to entry - thank you) with President Barack Obama to scrap the moratorium on new oil drilling and exploration as the investigation of the massive oil spill continues, saying the economic impact to her Louisiana parish would be too much to bear....
It doesn't get more 'histrionic' than this and leave it to cable to try to 'influence peddle' along with 'poor and desperate' Louisiana politicians. This goes to prove how manipulative the political atmosphere in the USA has become. It appears more and more that people cyring for help are trying to exploit the nation's emergency for their own agenda then sincerely care about the people most effected by BP's 'PRACTICES.'
At this point, I believe the White House needs to assess the 'political strategy' behind the 'crying' before pandering to the outcome of those too 'fearful' of the future to make good decisions. I find this appaulingly overt in its purpose. The Parish officials haven't learned how deadly and economically devastating 'poor practices' are? They haven't learned yet?
This proves conclusively now corrupt the practices of the politics are, along the Gulf Coast and Southeast USA. Wall Street first, small business owners dead last. We were here once before. As I said then, I repeat now, in many ways the tragedy that has effected Louisiana was deserved for as poor a value system as they have.
It is the impact on the rest of the nation that is grossly unfair. We are again going to have to pay the bill for corrupt Wall Street influence.
And Cable news simply can't stay away from the 'political pandering' to advocates for Wall Street at any cost. They pander to the outrage no matter the form it takes with the intent of exploiting it for ITS own purposes.
When will the USA ever be safe from its propagandists again?
Everywhere one looks in the USA today, there is ruthlessness rather than 'reason.'
