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U.S. emergency agency FEMA extends former Michael Brown's contract despite Katrina criticism

Interesting to find out about this via PRAVDA! Sheesh, guys!

U.S. emergency agency FEMA extends former Michael Brown's contract despite Katrina criticism: "Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff on yesterday defended the Federal Emergency Management Agency's decision to extend former director Michael Brown's post-resignation employment by another 30 days."

(Via Pravda.RU: World.)

Posted by mikki on October 26, 2005 08:21 PM |

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