[TheRealThing]

I haven't. But, the governor was right behind him, and he actually spoke first. I got the impression that the point of it was to make sure those effected would feel like the federal government and country had their backs. Sure, there is probably something political to it, but do we really expect there not to be in today's world? I don't. I just take it for what it's worth, which isn't much, and hope those people in Sandy's way feel like the government and country is behind them.

Yeah, me and you both. I have just never quite been able to desensitize myself to the hypocrisy in "today's world", I remember too clearly what a blessing it used to be when I could trust what was coming out of the White House. We can't believe a thing this one says.