Michael Brown: Obama Wanted Oil Spill - Video

Past FEMA Director Michael Brown.

Bush FEMA Director, Michael Brown, accused President Barrack H. Obama Monday of intentionally delaying governmental assistance to The United States Coast Guard in handling the recent Gulf Coast Oil spill. Thus, worsening the disaster for reasons of turning the public tide against offshore drilling efforts.  

Ex-FEMA Director Brown [remembered for his poor showing during Hurricane Katrina] explained to Neil Cavuto that President Obama was never truly in favor of offshore drilling in the first place and was thrilled by the current environmental dilemma. According to Brown, "This is exactly what they want, because now he can pander to the environmentalists and say, 'I'm gonna shut it down because it's too dangerous.'" He then went on to say, "This president has never supported big oil, he's never supported offshore drilling, and now he has an excuse to shut it back down.