Irony: MSNBC Brings On Incompetent Katrina Mayor Ray Nagin to Discuss Hurricane Preparedness

Ray Nagin was the incompetent Mayor of New Orleans who failed to have any plan whatsoever to evacuate the residents of the city including the famous parking lot full of school buses that sat idle while the waters came in. So now you know why Nagin is so qualified to be on MSNBC talking about hurricane preparedness:

Via NewsBusters. And from The Daily Caller:

No, this wasn’t meant to be a joke. Although many believe the 2005 response to Hurricane Katrina was a colossal failure at every level of government, former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin appeared on MSNBC on Friday to offer preparedness advice for those in Hurricane Irene’s path.

...Nagin didn’t deny that he made some errors with Katrina in 2005. But he put much of the blame on New Orleanians themselves:

“Well, I would tell you this, Martin: It was a historic, catastrophic event … “[N]ow that I have had a chance to really go back and take a look, there are a number of things that I think that I could have done better. But in an evacuation situation where a catastrophic storm is approaching, the leader has one responsibility, but also the citizen has a responsibility to heed the warnings and act appropriately.”

So I suppose the citizens are to blame for leaving all those buses in the parking lot?