it's not blaming the man
but he heads the state and is responsible for the readiness against such disasters.
when you position a guy who was manager of the national horse riding club ,or something ,as chief of FEMA-Federal Emergency Management Agency
Agency of the US government tasked with Disaster Mitigation, Preparedness, Response & Recovery planning.
you should take some of the blame. as it's not suprising the reaction
hurricanes are more common than terrorists on the US shores nowadays.
and he might second guess his anti Kyoto - world global warming agreement -
as there is a rise in hurricane events and force and it could get worse according to experts.