One early indication of how aggressively Capitol Hill Democrats will investigate the Bush administration—and how strongly the White House will resist—will be how vigorously the new congressional majority pursues Katrina inquiries.
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FEMA chief Michael (Brownie) Brown told NEWSWEEK that in a still-secret videoconference shortly after Katrina hit New Orleans, he warned presidential aides that 90 percent of the city was being "displaced," but was greeted with "deafening silence."
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