Obama Follows Louisiana Stop by Trump, Pence

The transcript discusses the White House's response to recent floods, comparing it to the Bush administration's handling of Hurricane Katrina. The White House, through press secretary Josh Earnest, argues that the current response is substantively better, with even Republican officials in Louisiana acknowledging FEMA's efforts. The discussion highlights the importance of optics in politics, noting President Obama's presence in Louisiana post-vacation, contrasting with his past criticism of Bush's flyover during Katrina. The administration emphasizes their effective response, despite the political focus on appearances.

In what way did the Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana's comments reflect on the federal government's response?

What does the text suggest about the relationship between politics and optics in disaster response?