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Wednesday, 09/07/2005 8:28:00 AM

Wednesday, September 07, 2005 8:28:00 AM

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In response to jp3flynn...

"They couldn't just walk all over the states' rights willy-nilly, at least they couldn't constitutionally justify it."

Actually, they can in an emergency. Remember, Bush sent in the National Guard to NYC without a specific request of Guliani. And the National Response Plan specifically empowers FEMA to render aid if it feel a disaster is about to occur that affects national security. Besides, once Bush declared a state of emergency in an area, like he did the Sunday before, FEMA is authorized to activate.


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