Poll: 10 years after Hurricane Katrina, most say the nation is no better prepared Townhall.com Staff | Posted: Aug 28, 2015 2:27 PM Share Tweet Ten years after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, nearly half of Americans still think the country has not learned lessons from the tragedy and is not much better prepared for future natural disasters, according to a new CNN/ORC poll. Read more at CNN.com - Politics Crunch Time: Will Senate Republicans Replace Obamacare Next Week? Guy Benson | Reminder: Obama Also Said The U.S. Could Destroy North Korea Katie Pavlich | Netanyahu: Trump's UN Speech Was the Most Courageous in 30 Years Katie Pavlich | The Left Is Now Triggered By Cotton Leah Barkoukis | President Trump Goes After North Korea's 'Rocket Man', Iran and Loser Terrorists at the UN Katie Pavlich | Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Recommended Former NYT Reporter Shames White House: 11-Year-Old Frank Mowing the Rose Garden Was Dangerous Child Labor Katie Pavlich Crunch Time: Will Senate Republicans Replace Obamacare Next Week? Guy Benson The Left Is Now Triggered By Cotton Leah Barkoukis CARTOONS | Steve Breen View Cartoon Most Popular Are Conservatives Prepared to be Censored? Albert Eisenberg Netanyahu: Trump's UN Speech Was the Most Courageous in 30 Years Katie Pavlich President Trump Goes After North Korea's 'Rocket Man', Iran and Loser Terrorists at the UN Katie Pavlich