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Dear President Bush,<BR>I was ashamed to call you my president-when one of the biggest natural disasters struck you were still on vacation. As our president, you have more responsibilities than any one person in this country. You should take…

Dear Mr. President,<BR> I know being president is a difficult job, but you failed the American people yet again. Katrina exposed the underground third worlds in the U.S. while you flew over it in a plane. You should be ashamed of…

Dear Mr. President,<BR>I wish that the friendship between China and the U.S. will have a long life. I have great sympathy for the victims of Katrina and I wish that we could help them. We are moved by the beautiful scenes in New York City. I…

Dear Mr. Bush<BR>In the wake of Katrina, the patronage job, director of FEMA, and the outcome, it is public opinion that FEMA should be renamed feeble for its failure to respond.<BR>Patrick J. O'Connor<BR>Master Sgt. U.S. Army…

Dear President,<BR>Help the disempowered in this country before you ""help"" those in other countries. Begin with Katrina. It's been too long.<BR>Sincerele,y<BR>Tiffany Mathis<BR>St. Mary's College

Dear Mr. President,<BR>Out of great suffering often can come great growth. Thank you for showing us that we can still learn new lessons of caring and compassion...your leadership came to new heights in our government's response to Hurricane…

Dear Mr. President,<BR>I have to agree with American that after Katrina hit, we are definitely not ready for another disaster.<BR>Sincerely,<BR>Melissa Cardwell<BR>Memphis, Tenn.

Dear Mr. President,<BR>I'm from New Orleans. I majored in history in college. In my opinion your administration's abject failure to respond to our city will show that you were the worst President in U.S. history to deal with a national…

Dear Mr. President,<BR>I think you did a super job in reaction to the devestation of Katrina. From what it appeared, the people were really overwhelmed. I get to see some of these refugees every day, and they really seem in high spirits, and…

Dear Mr. President,<BR>I don't think we'll ever see anything like that again, a storm like that. You're doing a good thing. I wouldn't know what to do.<BR>Sincerely,<BR>John H. Phillips<BR>Memphis