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 Ric Grenell Claps Back at German Politician Who Says He's Leaving Ambassadorship in Shame Cortney O'Brien While Biden Delivers Racially Insensitive 'Gaffes,' President Trump Delivers Results on Criminal Justice Reagan McCarthy Whitmer Faces Backlash After Husband Reportedly Asked For Special Treatment in Boating Request Despite Her Travel Warning Leah Barkoukis Here's What Happens When Someone Goes Shopping Without a Mask In a Coronavirus Hot Spot Beth Baumann West Speaks Out After Motorcycle Accident: 'I Just Thank God I Was Able to Make it Through' Leah Barkoukis Does This CDC Study Deliver the Knockout Blow in the COVID Lockdown Debate? Matt Vespa SHOW COMMENTS CARTOONS | Tom Stiglich View Cartoon Most Popular Does This CDC Study Deliver the Knockout Blow in the COVID Lockdown Debate? The Brilliant Ones Are Baffled The Lockdown, Evangelicals and the Afterlife: A Response to Steven Pinker
