Well, maybe Bush really doesn't want to increase unemployment numbers

CBS blog, via atrios:

Michael Brown, who left his job as FEMA boss under heavy criticism of his qualifications and response to the needs of Katrina's victims, will be on Capitol Hill Tuesday: answering questions about what FEMA did and how things could be done better. Brown's still on the FEMA payroll; a spokesman tells CBS News he'll be there for another two weeks so the agency can get gets a "proper download of his experience."

Come on! When someone craps up in a government job that badly, you don't rehire them, you fire them and put them in front of a congressional investigation.

Also - what experience?