Will there be a warrant issued for Mr. Bush?

Yesterday, as I am sure you have all read, Mr. Bush took full responsiblity for the government's failure at the federal level.
I found these article on the web CNN news site:


Bush: Gov't Didn't Do Job Right, I Take Responsibility
President Bush says Hurricane Katrina exposed "serious problems in the
response
capability at all levels of government" and that he takes
responsibility.


Bush: 'I take responsibility' for federal failures after Katrina
Bush to address nation Thursday about Katrina

Tuesday, September 13, 2005; Posted: 3:14 p.m. EDT (19:14 GMT)


President Bush talks to reporters Tuesday at the White House.


Bush takes responsibility (:47)

White House officials lost confidence in Brown (1:26)

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush said Tuesday he takes responsibility for the federal government's failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina.

"Katrina exposed serious problems in our response capability at all levels of government and to the extent the federal government didn't fully do its job right, I take responsibility," Bush said during a joint news conference with Iraqi President Jalal Talabani. (Watch Bush's comments -- 0:47)




SO my question is, will there be a warrant for his arrest? After all there was this article that I read from NBC news online:


Prosecutor Won't Hesitate To File More Charges In Storm Deaths
Louisiana's Katrina Death Toll Jumps To 423

UPDATED: 9:46 am EDT September 14, 2005

NEW ORLEANS -- There may be more criminal cases related to the rising death count from Hurricane Katrina.

Louisiana Attorney General Charles Foti said he will investigate every death at a nursing home or hospital that's not deemed to be from natural causes. And he said he won't hesitate to bring more charges.

The owners of a nursing home where 34 people died are free on bond after being charged with 34 counts of negligent homicide. Authorities said they turned down offers of rescue. Foti said it's "pathetic" they didn't evacuate.

The victims at Saint Rita's Nursing Home in Chalmette died Aug. 29, the day Hurricane Katrina hit.

Foti said that inaction by Salvador and Mable Mangano resulted in the deaths, and that Manganos were repeatedly warned to move patients. He said the Manganos had an evacuation plan but didn't act on it.

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So what do you think? Will there be a warrant for Mr. Bush????