Here's a short article giving several different answers to the question of why concerning hurricane Katrina and Rita.
The debate over the meaning of the hurricane started when it became clear that federal, state, and local officials were having trouble responding to the disaster.
Democrats said the hurricane revealed inept leadership and bias against the poor. Republicans said government failures showed that the private sector could do a better job.
Muslim militants said it was Allah's judgment. Louis Farrakhan trumpeted a Black Muslim view that Katrina was judgment for the Iraq War. Ovadia Yosef, a leading Orthodox Jewish rabbi in Israel, said the hurricane was punishment for U.S. leaders forcing Israel out of the Gaza Strip.
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